venerar

v.

to venerate, to worship.

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venerar

► verbo transitivo

1 to venerate, worship, revere

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VT (gen) to worship, revere; (Rel) to venerate

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verbo transitivo (adorar, reverenciar) to revere, worship; (Relig) to venerate

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= revere, venerate.

Ex. One group of bibliographers revered traditional methods of cataloguing and with it the clarification of the scope and origin of each subject.

Ex. The principal reasons for venerating books as objects are classified as financial, ambitious, aesthetic, nostalgic, and nationalistic.

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verbo transitivo (adorar, reverenciar) to revere, worship; (Relig) to venerate

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= revere, venerate.

Ex: One group of bibliographers revered traditional methods of cataloguing and with it the clarification of the scope and origin of each subject.

Ex: The principal reasons for venerating books as objects are classified as financial, ambitious, aesthetic, nostalgic, and nationalistic.

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venerar [A1 ]

vt

1 (adorar, reverenciar) to revere, worship

2 (Relig) to venerate

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venerar (conjugate venerar) verbo transitivo (adorar) to revere, worship;
(Relig) to venerate
venerar verbo transitivo
1 (a una persona) to adore, worship
2 Rel (rendir culto) to venerate
'venerar' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
honrar
English:
venerate
- worship

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venerar vt

1. [familiar, famoso] to worship

2. [dios, santo] to venerate, to worship

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venerar

v/t venerate, worship

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venerar vt

: to venerate, to revere