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lector

/ˈlek.tɔːr/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a pessoa que lê passagens das Escrituras durante o culto religioso, ou um professor que dá aulas públicas em algumas universidades.

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noun

/ˈlek.tɔːr/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a pessoa que lê passagens das Escrituras durante o culto religioso, ou um professor que dá aulas públicas em algumas universidades.

A noun referring to a person who reads lessons in a church service or a public lecturer at certain universities.

  1. Church readerB2formal

    A person who reads aloud a passage of scripture during a religious service, especially in some Christian traditions.

    ptLeitor

    • The lector read the Gospel passage clearly.
    • She served as a lector at the Sunday service.
    • The priest thanked the lector for their contribution.

    Sinônimoslay readerreader

  2. University lecturerC1formalbritish

    A public lecturer or reader at certain universities, particularly in European academic contexts.

    ptLeitor

    • The lector delivered a fascinating lecture on medieval poetry.
    • He was appointed as a lector in the faculty of theology.
    • The visiting lector from Oxford gave a series of talks.

    Sinônimoslecturerreader

Formas
  • lectors plural form
  • lectors' possessive plural form
  • lector's possessive singular form