angelus
noun (the Angelus)
Everyday
- (church) A Catholic prayer remembering that, Christians believe, the angel Gabriel told Mary she would be the mother of Jesus; it is said in the morning, at noon and in the evening. tree →
- (church) The bell rung to call people to say this prayer. tree →
In the lessons
Met in lessons on church life, in Irish life (RTÉ rings the Angelus bell on radio and TV at noon and 6 pm), and in the famous painting «The Angelus» by Millet. Phrases: «the Angelus bell», «say the Angelus».
Examples
- The Angelus bell rang at noon. tree →
- Grandma stops to say the Angelus at six. tree →
- In Ireland the Angelus is broadcast on TV. tree →
- Millet painted farmers praying the Angelus in a field. tree →
- The church rings the Angelus three times a day. tree →
- We learned the words of the Angelus in RE. tree →
Note
Usually «the Angelus», with a capital A. Latin word for «angel» begins the prayer. Said «AN-je-lus».
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «angelus» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «angelus» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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