Definition
Definition of Advent - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
Christian seasonthe period before Christmas in Christian tradition
- Advent is a time of preparation for Christmas.
2.
Christ's comingTECH. the coming of Christ in Christian beliefTECH.
- Christians await the Advent with hope and faith.
Expressions with Advent
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the return of Jesus as judge for the Last Judgment
Christians await the Second Advent with hope and faith.
the first Sunday of Advent season
Advent Sunday marks the beginning of the church year.
Origin of Advent
Latin, adventus (arrival)
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Examples of Advent in a sentence
Many churches hold Advent services weekly. The Advent season is marked by special church services. Many families light candles during Advent.
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- French:Avent, ...
- German:Advent, ...
- Italian:Avvento, ...
- Spanish:Adviento, ...
- Portuguese:Advento, ...
- Chinese:将临期, 降临节, ...
- Japanese:アドベント, 降臨節, ...
- Arabic:زَمَنُ المَجِيء, مَجيء المَسيح, ...
- Hebrew:הַתְּקוּפָה שֶׁלִּפְנֵי חַג הַמּוֹלָד, אַדְוֶנְט, ...
- Russian:Адвент, Пришествие, ...
- Ukrainian:Адвент, ...
- Hindi:एडवेंट, अड्वेंट, ...
Definition of advent - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
important eventstart or arrival of something important or new
- The advent of the internet changed everything.
- The advent of smartphones revolutionized communication.
- With the advent of spring, festivals resumed.
Expressions with advent
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calendar with small gifts or treats for each day
Each day, she finds a chocolate in her advent calendar.
Origin of advent
Latin, adventus (arrival)
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- French:avènement, ...
- German:Aufkommen, ...
- Italian:avvento, ...
- Spanish:llegada, ...
- Portuguese:advento, ...
- Chinese:到来, ...
- Japanese:到来, ...
- Arabic:قدوم, ...
- Hebrew:בּוֹא, ...
- Russian:пришествие, ...
- Ukrainian:настання, ...
- Hindi:आगमन, ...
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