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Перевод: rabbi

[существительное]
раввин ; рабби

Тезаурус:

1. Can you imagine my disappointment when I saw the sort of riff-raff that had also been invited - a distinctly dubious businessman, a scruffy rabbi who I think makes his living as a stand-up comic, a second-rate academic?
2. A reasonable defence might have been that field sports were preferable to roaming the docks but, instead, the chief rabbi was assured that the boys needed the exercise.
3. Rabbi Arye Kaplan, in his book Waters of Eden (New York, NCSY/Orthodox Union, 1976) discusses the significance of water being used for purification.
4. A WISECRACKING RABBI who was sacked by his congregation for his saucy remarks failed in his attempt to be reinstated to his Southgate Synagogue.
5. In February 1940 she was writing to the Chief Rabbi to report on two of Solomon Schonfeld's children who had turned up unannounced at Bloomsbury House.
6. A medieval rabbi makes a similarly significant comment on the Exodus plague stories and a part of the Passover Eve ceremonies.
7. "Our Rebbe embodies the messianic ideal," said one rabbi from Stamford Hill in north London.
8. The book was offered with a sharp recollection of his own family, not only regarding his father's absence of many years (whose duty it was, formally, to say the prayer), but in the dedication of the book, another link with the past broken, another mainstay, albeit distant, removed: "This book is dedicated to the memory of my grandmother Mrs Lyon Cohen, and to the memory of my grandfather Rabbi Solomon Klinitsky."
9. See the minister, priest or rabbi to book the big day (register office weddings can only be booked three months in advance)
10. But there was trouble at Dovercourt camp when orthodox children refused to eat because the German rabbi who supervised the kitchen was not kosher enough for them.
11. To quote my rabbi: "Masters and Johnson - what did they know about sex that the rabbis didn't know about two thousand years ago?"
12. So the rabbi ran after the man and said: "I have just found out that the jewel I gave you is more precious than I thought - don't sell it for too little."
13. Such a transitory career as a rabbi suggests to me a new saying - "sick humorists transit ingloriously".