credo
kʁedo
Definition
Definition of credo - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
principesensemble de principes fondamentaux qui guident une personne
- Son credo politique repose sur la justice sociale et l'égalité.
2.
religionprofession de foi chrétienne qui exprime les croyances religieuses
- Il récite son credo chaque dimanche à la messe.
Origin of credo
latin, credo (je crois)
Terms with credo included in their meaning
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credo
texte qui énonce les principes religieux auxquels on adhère
croyant
personne qui adhère fermement à un credo religieux ou doctrinal
Examples of credo in a sentence
Son credo artistique privilégie la liberté d'expression. Le credo est chanté lors de la cérémonie. Les enfants apprennent le credo à l’école du dimanche.
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- English:creed, statement of faith, ...
- German:Credo, Glaubensbekenntnis, ...
- Italian:credo, ...
- Spanish:credo, profesión de fe, ...
- Portuguese:credo, profession de foi, ...
- Chinese:信条, 信经, ...
- Japanese:信条, 信仰告白, ...
- Arabic:العقيدة, عقيدة, ...
- Hebrew:קְרֵדוֹ, הַצְהָרַת אֱמוּנָה, ...
- Russian:кредо, вероисповедание, ...
- Ukrainian:кредо, віровизнання, ...
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