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libation

/laɪˈbeɪ.ʃən/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее порцию алкогольного напитка, часто используемое в шутливом контексте, или жидкое подношение, возливаемое в честь божества в рамках религиозной церемонии.

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Связи слова

noun

/laɪˈbeɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее порцию алкогольного напитка, часто используемое в шутливом контексте, или жидкое подношение, возливаемое в честь божества в рамках религиозной церемонии.

A noun referring to a serving of an alcoholic beverage, often used facetiously, or a liquid offering poured out in honor of a deity as part of a religious ceremony.

  1. Alcoholic drink (humorous)B2informal

    A serving of an alcoholic beverage, often used in a light-hearted or humorous way.

    ruВыпивка (шутливо)

    • After a long day, he poured himself a libation.
    • The party started with a round of libations.
    • She offered a libation to celebrate the victory.

    Синонимыdrinknippotationquaffswigtippletot

  2. Religious offering of wineC1formal

    A serving of wine poured out as an offering to honor a deity.

    ruВозлияние

    • The priest poured a libation of wine onto the altar.
    • In ancient rituals, a libation was made to the gods.
    • The ceremony included a libation of fine wine.
  3. Act of pouring a liquid offeringC1formal

    The act of pouring a liquid, especially wine, as part of a religious ceremony.

    ruВозлияние

    • The libation was performed at the start of the festival.
    • He made a libation to the spirits of the ancestors.
    • The ritual involved a libation of olive oil and wine.
Формы
  • libations plural form
  • libations' possessive plural form
  • libation's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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