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В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

английски

италиански

clerical [Brit ˈklɛrɪk(ə)l, Am ˈklɛrək(ə)l] ПРИЛ

1. clerical РЕЛ:

clerical matters: ecclesiastico

clerical influence, control: del clero

clerical faction: clericale

clerical manner: da prete

2. clerical employee:

clerical: d'ufficio

clerical staff: impiegati

she has a clerical post: è impiegata in un ufficio

clerical work СЪЩ U

clerical work: lavoro м d'ufficio

clerical assistant [Brit ˌklɛrɪkəl əˈsɪst(ə)nt] СЪЩ

clerical assistant: commesso м / commessa f

clerical error [ˈklerɪklˌerə(r)] СЪЩ

clerical error: errore м di trascrizione

clerical student [ˈklerɪklˌstjuːdnt] СЪЩ

clerical student: seminarista м

clerical collar [Am ˈklɛrəkəl ˈkɑlər] СЪЩ (Catholic, Protestant)

clerical collar: collare м (da prete)

clerical worker [ˈklerɪklˌwɜːkə(r)] СЪЩ

clerical worker: impiegato м d'ufficio

италиански

английски

chiericato: clerical status

impiegatizio: clerical

clericale: clerical

в PONS речника

английски

италиански

clerical [ˈkle·rɪ·kl] ПРИЛ

1. clerical (of the clergy):

clerical: clericale

2. clerical (of offices):

clerical: d'ufficio

clerical worker: impiegato(-a) м (f)

clerical work СЪЩ

clerical work: lavoro м d'ufficio

clerical error СЪЩ

clerical error: errore м burocratico

clerical staff СЪЩ

clerical staff: personale м d'ufficio

италиански

английски

clericale (abito): clerical

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clerical worker: impiegato(-a) м (f)

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In fact, his burning clothing, especially his celluloid clerical collar, caused serious burns to his neck and face.

en.wikipedia.org

Preaching tabs can also be worn around the neck in lieu of the clerical collar.

en.wikipedia.org

This generally consists of a clerical collar, clergy shirt, and (on certain occasions) a cassock.

en.wikipedia.org

As wing tips and clerical collars replace sandals and golf shirts, parishes react to a new style of priest.

www.uscatholic.org

By the 1880s this had been transmuted into the clerical collar, which was worn almost constantly by the majority of clergy for the rest of the period.

en.wikipedia.org