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tithe

/taɪð/

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noun

Diezmo

Examples :

"After earning money from her summer job, Sarah gave a tithe of her earnings to her church. "

Después de ganar dinero con su trabajo de verano, Sarah dio un diezmo de sus ganancias a su iglesia.

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noun

Diezmo

The tenth part of the increase arising from the profits of land and stock, allotted to the clergy for their support, as in England, or devoted to religious or charitable uses.

Examples :

"Each month, Maria donates a tithe of her income to her church to support its community programs. "

Cada mes, María dona un diezmo de sus ingresos a su iglesia para apoyar sus programas comunitarios.

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noun

Diezmo

A contribution to one's religious community or congregation of worship (notably to the LDS church)

Examples :

"Every month, Maria calculates ten percent of her income to donate as tithe to her local LDS church. "

Cada mes, María calcula el diez por ciento de sus ingresos para donarlo como diezmo a su iglesia local de la Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Últimos Días.

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noun

Diezmo, parte

A small part or proportion.

Examples :

"The bakery owner gives a tithe of each day's bread to the local homeless shelter. "

El dueño de la panadería da una parte del pan de cada día al albergue local para personas sin hogar.

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verb

Diezmar, dar el diezmo

To give one-tenth or a tithe of something, particularly:

Examples :

"The farmer tithed 10% of his harvest to the church each year. "

El granjero diezmaba el 10% de su cosecha a la iglesia cada año.

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verb

Diezmar

To take one-tenth or a tithe of something, particularly:

Examples :

"Every month, Maria chooses to tithe a portion of her salary to her church. "

Cada mes, María decide diezmar una porción de su salario a su iglesia.

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verb

Diezmar

To compose the tenth part of something.

Examples :

"The farmer decided to tithe his wheat harvest, giving one tenth to the church. "

El granjero decidió diezmar su cosecha de trigo, dando una décima parte a la iglesia.

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adjective

Décimo

Examples :

"The farmer kept a tithe portion of his harvest to donate to the church. "

El granjero guardó una porción décima de su cosecha para donarla a la iglesia.

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noun

Don, concesión

A boon (a grant or concession).

Examples :

"The unexpected bonus at work felt like a tithe, a welcome boon in a month filled with unexpected expenses. "

La bonificación inesperada en el trabajo se sintió como un don, una concesión bienvenida en un mes lleno de gastos inesperados.

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verb

Conceder, otorgar

To grant, concede.

Examples :

"The struggling artist agreed to tithe a painting to the gallery if they displayed her work for a month. "

La artista en apuros acordó otorgar una pintura a la galería si exhibían su obra durante un mes.

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adjective

Concesionado, exitoso

Receiving a concession or grant; successful in prayer or request.

Examples :

"After weeks of diligent practice, the hopeful musician felt tithe when the esteemed conductor selected him for the coveted solo performance. "

Después de semanas de práctica diligente, el músico esperanzado se sintió concesionado cuando el estimado director lo seleccionó para la codiciada actuación en solitario.

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