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priest /pri:st/ sustantivo
sacerdote m;
(parish ~) cura m (párroco), párroco m

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Diccionario Espasa Concise © 2000 Espasa Calpe:

priest [prɪ:st] nombre sacerdote, cura

priest: WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2010

Compound Forms:
high priest			sumo sacerdote n
parish priest	n		párroco nm
unfrocked priest or monk			sacerdote o monje despojado de los privilegios eclesiásticos
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'priest' also found in these entries:

English:

become - christen - comfortable - high priest - no - guide

Spanish:

ascendiente - casarse - clérigo - cura - ordenarse - párroco - sacerdote - condición - confesar - meter

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