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пастор

pastor

Meaning of пастор

a Christian minister or priest

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Russian[ˈpastər]
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пастор with English translation

пастор usage examples

🇬🇧English🇷🇺Russian

The pastor gave a short talk after the service.

Пастор произнёс короткую речь после службы.

🇬🇧English🇷🇺Russian

We asked the pastor for advice.

Мы попросили пастора дать совет.

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What's the difference between пастор / священник / настоятель

🇷🇺Russian
пастор

pastor — a Christian minister or priest

B2Often

Der Pastor hält heute eine kurze Predigt.

Пастор сегодня читает короткую проповедь.

П
🇷🇺Russian
пастор

A Protestant minister; in Russian, a neutral term for the leader of a church congregation.

B2Often

The pastor addressed the congregation after the service.

Пастор обратился к прихожанам после службы.

С
🇷🇺Russian
священник

A general word for an Orthodox or Catholic priest; not the same as a Protestant pastor.

B2Very Often

The priest conducted the festive service.

Священник провёл праздничную службу.

Н
🇷🇺Russian
настоятель

The head of a monastery or church; functionally close, but not necessarily equivalent to 'pastor'.

B2Often

The church rector met with the donors.

Настоятель храма встретился с благотворителями.

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пастор translation: pastor. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.

how to pronounce пастор

[ˈpastər]

пастор translation

pastor

пастор examples

Der Pastor hält heute eine kurze Predigt.

пастор transcription

[ˈpastər]

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пастор meaning: what does it mean?

служитель христианской церкви, священник

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пастор is pronounced as [ˈpastər]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.

пастор definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?

Der Pastor hält heute eine kurze Predigt. Translation: Пастор сегодня читает короткую проповедь.

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