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gospel

/ˈɡɒs.pəl/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o ensinamento ou a mensagem de Jesus Cristo, ou um dos livros que narram sua vida e doutrina; também é usado em sentido amplo para qualquer conjunto de princípios ou crenças considerados verdade absoluta.

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noun

/ˈɡɒs.pəl/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o ensinamento ou a mensagem de Jesus Cristo, ou um dos livros que narram sua vida e doutrina; também é usado em sentido amplo para qualquer conjunto de princípios ou crenças considerados verdade absoluta.

A noun referring to the teachings or message of Jesus Christ, or a book containing this account; also used more broadly to refer to any set of principles or beliefs that are held to be absolutely true.

  1. Religious textB1formal

    The teachings or accounts of the life of Jesus Christ, especially the first four books of the New Testament.

    ptEvangelho

    • The Gospel of John is one of the most famous books in the Bible.
    • He read a passage from the Gospel during the service.
    • The four Gospels are Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.

    Sinônimosevangel

  2. Absolute truthB2informal

    Something that is believed to be completely true or authoritative.

    ptVerdade absoluta

    • She takes everything he says as gospel.
    • Don't treat that rumor as gospel until you have proof.
    • His advice is considered gospel in the business world.

    Sinônimoscreeddoctrinedogmatruthverity

  3. Music genreB1formalart

    A style of religious music, especially associated with African American churches.

    ptGospel

    • She sings gospel in the church choir.
    • Gospel music has influenced many other genres like soul and blues.
    • The concert featured a powerful gospel performance.
Formas
  • gospels plural form
  • gospels' possessive plural form
  • gospel's possessive singular form