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Перевод: missionary

[прилагательное]
миссионерский;
[существительное]
миссионер ; посланец ; посланник ; проповедник

Тезаурус:

1. When I was working in Australia I went swimming with some missionary friends near Darwin.
2. The use of catamites in mining compounds, the vindictive obtuseness of Christian missionary influence, changing attitudes to miscegenation and concubinage, the varieties of brothel culture across the world.
3. Asked if he intended resuming his duties with the Pallotine order, the Catholic missionary body he joined in 1954, he said his position had not yet been clarified.
4. Even so, that wave of philanthropically inspired work among boys and girls which began in the 1880s had exhausted itself a decade or more later, and despite the opening of new clubs and the formation of the Scouts, youth work no longer inspired the same missionary zeal.
5. The Danes, and the Swedes, were already perceived to pose a missionary problem in the ninth century; their Christianization was one response to what would become known to historians as the Viking threat.
6. And when I appeal in parishes Sunday by Sunday I am aware that I meet the very people who made me a missionary.
7. Its force among people lay in the missionary areas and the young Churches where Indians or Africans could not see what European divisions had to do with them.
8. Mr.Groves had aspirations to become a missionary and was instrumental in getting Kitto a place in the Missionary College in Islington, London where he learnt printing with a view to being of some service in some foreign missionary institution.
9. Missions Missionaries and Young Churches is the magazine of the Association for the Propagation of the Faith (APF) and the Mill Hill Missionary Society.
10. The island had responded particularly to the fervent missionary work of the itinerant Baptist preachers in the early years of the century.
11. Richard Baxter also had a great burden for foreign missionary work.
12. The great constructive developments of this period were missionary (and one can never draw a hard distinction between internal and external missionizing), liturgical, monastic, and political.
13. By the 1970s, many people, particularly in the Creole and Miskitu communities, were at least bilingual, speaking their ethnic language and either Spanish (the language of education) or standard English, promoted particularly through Moravian missionary education.