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Перевод: chapel

[существительное]
часовня ; церковь ; капелла ; молельня ; неангликанская церковь; певческая капелла; богослужение; служба в часовне; коллектив типографских рабочих; типография ; собрание типографских рабочих

Тезаурус:

1. During one service, whilst he was preaching, three J.P.s and several soldiers burst into the chapel with the purpose of arresting Richard Baxter.
2. Recent restoration of the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel has revealed once more Michelangelo's awe-inspiring masterpiece.
3. Mann said it could be done and Denega drove him to the chapel to see "if the small cracks in the facade could be enlarged".
4. As his own prose essays on "Nature" were being admired by the adolescent girls in the Young People's Guild at the Unitarian chapel, and approved by the minister, by his father and by Ashcroft Noble, and eventually published in sectarian and national journals, Edward discovered the English poets, first slowly under imposition and then, in a rush, in his father's wide-ranging library.
5. They were keen Chapel folk and used to bring masses of flowers to Sunday School Anniversary.
6. Five Highers, Jordanhill, married in the University Chapel to an awful nice electrical engineer who wouldn't say boo, taught for two years till she got her parchment before starting a family.
7. Desperate to "belong", many Jewish children were happy to attend church or chapel with their hosts, even if there was a synagogue in the vicinity.
8. They brought Mother back to the chapel, which is disused these days.
9. London was now the home of striking Nonconformist churches like Christ Church, Westminster Bridge Road, the Wesleyan Hinde Street Chapel, Islington's Union Chapel or Mayfair's King's Weigh House, now the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral of the Holy Family in Exile.
10. Once over the bridge one climbs steeply, across the steps of the Roman theatre, now watched over by the stern, ascetic eye of a medieval chapel, to the citadel above, a palimpsest, with a Roman fort at its base, surmounted by a medieval castle which the Della Scala were to dominate after the decline of the commune at the turn of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries.
11. The greatest single expenditure on a Nonconformist chapel came not from the Congregationalists but from the Baptists and not in England but in Scotland.
12. probably confused with Rolls Court, Chancery Lane, west London, where the Rolls Chapel was built by Inigo Jones in 1617.
13. Bailey's 700-page Poetry of Thomas Hardy, A Handbook and Commentary , (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1970).