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secularization

/ˌsek.jə.lə.raɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее процесс освобождения чего-либо (например, искусства, образования, общества или морали) от контроля или влияния религии, или передача собственности от церковного владения гражданскому.

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noun

/ˌsek.jə.lə.raɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс освобождения чего-либо (например, искусства, образования, общества или морали) от контроля или влияния религии, или передача собственности от церковного владения гражданскому.

A noun referring to the process of removing something, such as art, education, society, or morality, from the control or influence of religion, or the transfer of property from ecclesiastical to civil possession.

неисчисляемое

  1. Removal of religious influenceC1formal

    The process of making something, such as society, education, or morality, no longer controlled or influenced by religion.

    ruСекуляризация

    • The secularization of education led to the establishment of non-religious schools.
    • Secularization in many Western countries has reduced the role of the church in government.
    • The secularization of art allowed for more diverse and non-religious themes.
  2. Transfer of church propertyC1formal

    The transfer of property or possessions from the control of the church to civil or state ownership.

    ruСекуляризация

    • The secularization of church lands occurred during the French Revolution.
    • Many monasteries were closed due to the secularization of their properties.
    • The government oversaw the secularization of ecclesiastical estates.
Формы
  • secularizations plural form
  • secularizations' possessive plural form
  • secularization's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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