noun Descargar 🔗Compartir Oblato, oblata A person dedicated to a life of religion or monasticism, especially a member of an order without religious vows or a lay member of a religious community. Examples : "Sister Agnes helps care for the sick at the hospital; although she isn't a fully professed nun, she lives and works with the Benedictine sisters as an oblate. " La hermana Agnes ayuda a cuidar a los enfermos en el hospital; aunque no es una monja profesa, vive y trabaja con las hermanas benedictinas como oblata. religion person group Chat con IAJuego de vocabularioPracticar lectura
noun Descargar 🔗Compartir Un niño entregado por sus padres al cuidado o dedicación de una orden o casa religiosa A child given up by its parents into the keeping or dedication of a religious order or house. Examples : "Growing up in the monastery, Thomas knew he was an oblate, dedicated to the religious order by his family when he was a baby. " Al crecer en el monasterio, Thomas sabía que era un oblato, dedicado a la orden religiosa por su familia cuando era un bebé. religion family person theology history Chat con IAJuego de vocabularioPracticar lectura
adjective Descargar 🔗Compartir Aplanado, deprimido en los polos Flattened or depressed at the poles. Examples : "1922, Why should I not speak to him or to any human being who walks upright upon this oblate orange? — James Joyce, Ulysses" 1922, ¿Por qué no debería hablar con él o con cualquier ser humano que camina erguido sobre esta naranja aplanada? — James Joyce, Ulises appearance physics astronomy math figure Chat con IAJuego de vocabularioPracticar lectura
verb Descargar 🔗Compartir Ofrecer, consagrar To offer as either a gift or an oblation. Examples : "The farmer decided to oblate his best harvest to the local church as a sign of gratitude. " El granjero decidió ofrecer su mejor cosecha a la iglesia local como señal de gratitud. religion ritual theology Chat con IAJuego de vocabularioPracticar lectura
