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Перевод: padre

[существительное]
католический священник; полковой священник; судовой священник

Тезаурус:

1. It contained 10 items, including the "Haffner" Symphony; the aria "Se il padre perdei" from Idomeneo , sung by Aloysia Lange; the new Piano Concerto in C, K.415, played by Mozart himself, together with assorted bits from serenades, arias, and the early Piano Concerto in D, his first genuine concerto with a new rondo finale added.
2. Solamente el sol es mi padre."
3. He was their padre like.
4. Whereas ex-SAS padre Dr McLuskey wore his facial hair on his eyebrows.
5. Approaching the car I was driving, he reproved me, saying that a padre ought to know better.
6. Here too he has been most thoroughly tested, and the fact that Padre Martini, the idol of the Italians, speaks of him with great admiration and has himself set him all the tests, has increased his reputation all over Italy.
7. Or maybe you could get in touch with the Adjutant's office, or the padre?"
8. Leopold had already written to Padre Martini urging him to send a letter of recommendation to the Elector and, since Munich was on Mozart's route from Paris to Salzburg, he suggested that his son intimate to the Elector, or to a close associate, that he had been offered a post at Salzburg with a salary of 700 or 800 gulden (the actual salary was only 450) in the hope that a more rewarding appointment might be offered.
9. The Padre and the two Commandos laughed, one of the Bretons pointing at the Padre with his forefinger, exclaimed, "He is a bloody good shot, Beel!"
10. When he published Parachute Padre , Fraser McLuskey mentioned the fact that to that day no trace had been found of the missing plane.
11. I decided to leave before it got dark, first thanking the Padre and his two Breton friends for their very kind hospitality.
12. Ariberto and the keystone cover for the apse, known as the Padre Eterno , the "Eternal Father".
13. Here was a further cause for retrospective anxiety which, had I not re-examined Fraser McLuskey's Parachute Padre , might have haunted me.