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secularize

/ˈsɛk.jə.lə.raɪz/

Перевод: Глагол, означающий сделать что-то светским, удалить религиозное или церковное влияние или контроль над чем-либо.

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verb

/ˈsɛk.jə.lə.raɪz/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий сделать что-то светским, удалить религиозное или церковное влияние или контроль над чем-либо.

A verb meaning to make something secular, to remove religious or ecclesiastical influence or control from something.

  1. Remove religious influenceC1formal

    To make something less religious or to separate it from religious control or influence.

    ruСекуляризировать

    • The government moved to secularize the education system by removing religious instruction from public schools.
    • Many European countries began to secularize their institutions during the Enlightenment.
    • The movement aimed to secularize public holidays and ceremonies.

    Синонимыdeconsecratedesacralizelaicize

    Антонимыconsecratehallowsanctify

  2. Transfer from religious to civil controlC1formal

    To transfer property, institutions, or functions from ecclesiastical or religious authority to civil or state authority.

    ruСекуляризировать

    • The new law allowed the state to secularize church-owned lands.
    • During the revolution, the government secularized many monasteries and converted them into public buildings.
    • The process to secularize the hospital took several years of legal negotiations.

    Синонимыdeconsecratelaicize

    Антонимыconsecratesanctify

Формы
  • secularized past participle
  • secularized past simple
  • secularizing present participle
  • secularizes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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