minster in Russian
minster in Russian is [[монасты́рский|монасты́рская]] [[це́рковь]] — minster means a large, important church, originally one attached to a monastery.
minster in Russian
[[монасты́рский|монасты́рская]] [[це́рковь]]
Pronounced: [[monastyrskiy|monastyrskaya]] [[tserkov]]
A monastic church.
What does "minster" mean?
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noun A large, important church, originally one attached to a monastery.
"York Minster is one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in Europe."
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noun A cathedral church, even one with no monastic history.
"The town grew up around its minster centuries ago."
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minster in a sentence
- York Minster is one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in Europe.
- The choir rehearsed in the minster every Thursday evening.
- The town grew up around its minster centuries ago.
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What is "minster" in Russian?
"minster" in Russian is [[монасты́рский|монасты́рская]] [[це́рковь]]. minster means: A large, important church, originally one attached to a monastery.
How do you pronounce [[монасты́рский|монасты́рская]] [[це́рковь]]?
"minster" in Russian is [[монасты́рский|монасты́рская]] [[це́рковь]], pronounced "[[monastyrskiy|monastyrskaya]] [[tserkov]]".
How do you use "minster" in a sentence?
Example: "York Minster is one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in Europe." In Russian, "minster" is [[монасты́рский|монасты́рская]] [[це́рковь]].
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