acolyte
akɔlit
Definition Synonyms
Definition of acolyte - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masc/fem
1.
complicepersonne qui accompagne et sert fidèlement quelqu'un
- Le chef et ses acolytes préparent un mauvais coup.
2.
religionpersonne qui aide le prêtre pendant les cérémonies religieuses
- L'acolyte allume les cierges avant la messe.
Origin of acolyte
grec, akolouthos (compagnon, suiveur)
Examples of acolyte in a sentence
Les deux acolytes partageaient tous leurs secrets. L'acolyte porte l'encensoir pendant la procession. Les acolytes assistent le prêtre lors des grandes fêtes religieuses.
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- English:acolyte, altar server, ...
- German:Gefährte, Messdiener, ...
- Italian:accolito, chierichetto, ...
- Spanish:acólito, ...
- Portuguese:acólito, ...
- Chinese:同伙, 辅祭, ...
- Japanese:手下, 侍者, ...
- Arabic:مساعد, خادم المذبح, ...
- Hebrew:אָקוֹלִיט, מְשָׁרֵת קֹדֶשׁ, ...
- Russian:приспешник, аколит, ...
- Ukrainian:помічник, прислужник, ...
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