Was heißt »Kir­chen­ge­bäu­de« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Ge­bets­haus:

religious building

Got­tes­haus:

house of worship

place of worship

Englische Beispielsätze

• Pua is going to sing at church.

• Tom suggested that they convert the old church into a concert hall.

• Will I go to hell if I don't go to church?

• He doesn't go to church.

• Tom and Mary are deeply religious and are horrified that their son wants to get married on a beach, rather than in a church.

• Tom doesn't go to church very often.

• What the church can't prohibit it blesses.

• Does Tom go to church?

• A church in Los Angeles has decided to press charges against a homeless man who stole a few cookies from the church's cookie jar.

• Tom seldom goes to church.

• In the Palatinate the pastor goes to church with a pipe.

• A spiral staircase leads onto the gallery of the church.

• Tom proposed to Mary in front of the church.

• I'm going to church tonight.

• The organist played Messiaen, and notes of all colors and aromas rained down upon the rapt audience in the nave of the church.

• I bought an autographed collected edition of the works of Tom Miller for a laughable two hundred euros at a flea market. Oh, I robbed that clueless seller! I should confess in church!

• Tom walked down the street toward the church.

• I love the sound of church bells.

• I go to the church on Sundays.

• Tom was as poor as a church mouse.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Ar­chi­tek­tur:

architecture

Be­sitz:

possession

Ge­bäu­de:

building