cloisters

Pqononsiyasyon: US [ˈklɔɪstər] UK [ˈklɔɪstə(r)]

Synonymes

abbey monastery friary hermitage priory

n.	1. pokrivena staza oko otvoren prostor u središtu velike zgrade poput katedrale ili samostan 2. < književni > mjesto gdje ljudi žive život vjerske samoći i kontemplaciji, e. g. samostan ili manastir
v.	1. da bi sb. provesti vrijeme tiho ili privatno mjesto daleko od drugih ljudi 2. pružiti klaustar

Ranje yon lòt jan pale anglè: cloisters
coistrels
Te baze sou cloisters, nouvo pawòl ki te fòme pa pandan l ajoute yon lèt nan kòmansman oubyen mouri
c - sclerotics
i - clitorises
n - sclerotins
s - cloistress
Pale anglè ki genyen cloisters, ak yon lèt plis pase sèt : Pa gen rezilta
Lis tout pale anglè Pale anglè konmanse ak cloisters, Pale anglè ki gen cloisters ni ni Pale anglè mete fen ak cloisters
Ak menm pozisyon, Pale anglè ki ap fòme pa anyen pou : cl cloister lo loi oi is s st ste t ters e er ers r s
Te baze sou cloisters, tout pale anglè ki te fòme pa chanje yon lèt
Kreye nouvo pale anglè ak menm pè lèt: cl lo oi is st te er rs
Jwenn pale anglè yo konmanse ak cloisters ak nan pwochen lèt
Pale anglè konmanse ak cloisters :
cloisters
Pale anglè ki gen cloisters :
cloisters
Pale anglè mete fen ak cloisters :
cloisters

n.	1. a covered path around an open area in the centre of a large building such as a cathedral or monastery 2. <<> a place where people live a life of religious seclusion and contemplation, e. g. a monastery or convent
v.	1. to make sb. spend time in a quiet or private place away from other people 2. to provide with a cloister