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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. bless [Brit blɛs, Am blɛs] CZ. cz. przech.

1. bless REL.:

bless building, congregation, food, marriage, person, sacrament

2. bless (affectionately) pot.:

3. bless (in surprise) pot., przest.:

4. bless (favour):

to be blessed with health, luck, skill, intelligence, beauty

5. bless (be grateful to):

II. to bless oneself CZ. cz. zwr.

to bless oneself cz. zwr.:

III. bless [Brit blɛs, Am blɛs]

solemnly bless, move, speak
bless my soul przest.! upon my soul przest.!
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francuski
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angielski
bienheureux (bienheureuse)
blessed, blest
bénir fidèle, mariage, objet
baptiser cloche

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angielski
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bless [bles] CZ. cz. przech.

bless you! after sneeze
bless you! in thanks
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francuski
angielski
angielski
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angielski
francuski
francuski

bless [bles] CZ. cz. przech.

bless you! after sneeze
bless you! in thanks
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francuski
angielski
angielski
Present
Ibless
youbless
he/she/itblesses
webless
youbless
theybless
Past
Iblessed
youblessed
he/she/itblessed
weblessed
youblessed
theyblessed
Present Perfect
Ihaveblest
youhaveblest
he/she/ithasblest
wehaveblest
youhaveblest
theyhaveblest
Past Perfect
Ihadblest
youhadblest
he/she/ithadblest
wehadblest
youhadblest
theyhadblest

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They solemnly bury him and give a brief eulogy.
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Feast days were celebrated, fasts solemnly observed, churches decorated, images venerated, candles lit and prayers for the dead recited with regularity.
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The sacristan was solemnly charged to keep this flame burning and not to let it die.
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Though the ceremony was not more than a symbolic validation of the preceding election result, it was solemnly celebrated.
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Often, the formation process is divided into five stages of discernment: observant/aspirant, postulant, novice, simply professed, and solemnly professed (or perpetual vows).
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