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tithing

/ˈtʌɪðɪŋ/ /ˈtaɪðɪŋ/

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verb

Diezmar

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

Examples :

"Many churchgoers choose to show their devotion by tithing ten percent of their income each month. "

Muchos feligreses eligen demostrar su devoción diezmando el diez por ciento de sus ingresos cada mes.

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verb

Diezmar

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

Examples :

"Every month, the farmer remembers tithing a tenth of his harvest to the local church. "

Cada mes, el granjero recuerda diezmar una décima parte de su cosecha a la iglesia local.

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verb

Diezmar

To compose the tenth part of something.

Examples :

"The farmer is tithing his harvest by giving one-tenth of it to the church. "

El granjero está diezmando su cosecha al dar una décima parte a la iglesia.

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verb

Diezmar

To grant, concede.

Examples :

"The company, tithing a portion of its profits, donated $10,000 to the local food bank. "

La empresa, diezmando una parte de sus ganancias, donó $10,000 al banco de alimentos local.

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noun

Diezmo

A tithe or tenth in its various senses, :

Examples :

"The family's tithing went to their church each month. "

El diezmo de la familia iba a su iglesia cada mes.

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noun

Diezmo

Ten sheaves of wheat (originally set up as such for the tithe-proctor).

Examples :

"After the harvest, the farmer arranged the wheat into many piles, each set of ten sheaves forming a tithing for the church. "

Después de la cosecha, el agricultor organizó el trigo en muchos montones, cada grupo de diez gavillas formando un diezmo para la iglesia.

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noun

Diezmo

A body of households (originally a tenth of a hundred or ten households) bound by frankpledge to collective responsibility and punishment for each other's behavior.

Examples :

"In medieval England, a tithing was responsible for ensuring all its members followed the law, and if one member committed a crime, the entire tithing faced punishment if they didn't bring the offender to justice. "

En la Inglaterra medieval, el diezmo era responsable de asegurar que todos sus miembros cumplieran la ley, y si un miembro cometía un delito, todo el diezmo se enfrentaba al castigo si no llevaban al delincuente ante la justicia.

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noun

Diezmo

A part of the hundred as a rural division of territory.

Examples :

"The mayor announced that the new school district would be divided into five tithings for easier management. "

El alcalde anunció que el nuevo distrito escolar se dividiría en cinco diezmos para facilitar la gestión.

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noun

Diezmo, decimación

Decimation: the killing of every tenth person or (less often) the killing of every person except each tenth.

Examples :

"Faced with a mutiny, the tyrannical captain ordered a tithing of the crew, hoping the execution of every tenth man would quell the rebellion. "

Ante una rebelión, el capitán tiránico ordenó un diezmo de la tripulación, esperando que la ejecución de cada décimo hombre sofocara la rebelión.

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Recompensa, concesión, otorgamiento

A reward, grant, or concession.

Examples :

"The company offered a small tithing of extra vacation days as a reward for exceeding sales targets. "

La empresa ofreció una pequeña concesión de días de vacaciones adicionales como recompensa por superar los objetivos de ventas.

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