layperson in Czech

layperson <n.> zelenáč Entry edited by: B2

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1. To the layperson, Backdating connotes wrongdoing

2. Synonyms: clergyperson, Clerical, clerk… Antonyms: layman, layperson, secular…

3. A monk cannot disrespect the layperson by refusing their food.

4. For just a few moments she was a real layperson again.

5. To a layperson, Backdating sounds like a bad thing.

6. Protestant layperson who assists the minister in various functions.

7. Synonyms: nonprofessional, outsider, layperson, layman or woman More Synonyms of Amateur

8. The phrase “Consecrated layperson” can refer to one of two realities

9. You can use technical language for the expert which is not appropriate for the layperson.

10. An autistic person may be indistinguishable from their Allistic peers to a layperson

11. And the truth is , a big part of layperson do not read Bible!

12. The deep red hue of Corina's tumor is plain to see, even to a layperson leaning over the surgeon's shoulder.

13. I asked, 'Can you make a real dent in the understanding of the layperson in three weeks, intensively every day?'

14. An Arhat (Sanskrit: अर्हत Arhat; Pali: Arahant), in Buddhism, is a spiritual practitioner (Monk or layperson) who is liberated and has attained Nirvana

15. Today still a layperson, tomorrow ordained, we call this a conventional monk because they can't yet let go of defilements.

16. Swing Copters is a simple mobile game that offers the layperson an experience of the divine profanity where expertise rubs up against disorder

17. Although originally intended for the layperson, Gamow's classic introduction to modern physics has had enduring, universal appeal. I myself have always regarded Mr.

18. If you are a layperson, pay special attention to the following: Do not Baptize a person if a member of the clergy is available.

19. An essential guide for the novice and the seasoned professional, it is also an informative reference for the layperson who is interested in the subject.

20. In this Miniature Edition of the New York Times bestseller One Up on Wall Street, America's number one money manager Peter Lynch reveals investment opportunities for the layperson .

21. The authors point out that often a layperson can tell by examining a transcript whether the person behind it is a man or a woman.

22. In the future, the researchers hope to develop a commercial simple kit that can be used by the layperson, at home or in the field, to detect melaminecontaminant in food.

23. Likewise, the best thing a layperson can do if they find someone to be suicidal is to ask that person to promise not to harm themselves until professional help comes.

24. It all boils down to respect. A monk cannot disrespect the layperson by refusing their food. And so, he must eat the food, whatever it happens to be.

25. Other times what appears to be a miracle to a layperson or a victim's family is not considered a miracle by medical professionals, who may see similar cases on a routine basis.

26. In the early 1970s scientists proposed an answer that was not unlike the typical layperson 's view: the melt must make the last leg of its upward journey along enormous cracks.

27. To the layperson, the notion is persuasive because it is intuitive — malaria is rife where the world is hot, so if the world gets hotter there will be more of it.

28. The magazine Omni explains: “What the layperson describes as taste is actually a tangled synthesis of a number of sensations: odor, taste, touch, texture, sight, chemical irritation (the burn of chili pepper, the cool of mint), and temperature.”

29. There is also an option to become a “Claustral oblate,” a choice not much in use since the Middle Ages, which allows a layperson to engage in the same formation as a religious sister but without the aim of a lifetime profession of vows

30. Clergyman: 1 n a member of the clergy and a spiritual leader of the Christian Church Synonyms: man of the cloth , reverend Antonyms: layman , layperson , secular someone who is not a Clergyman or a professional person Examples: show 37 examples hide 37 examples Henry Ward Beecher United States Clergyman who was a leader for the abolition