Significato di "consubstantiate" sul dizionario di inglese

PRONUNCIA DI CONSUBSTANTIATE IN INGLESE

consubstantiate  [ˌkɒnsəbˈstænʃɪˌeɪt]

CATEGORIA GRAMMATICALE DI CONSUBSTANTIATE

Consubstantiate è un verbo.

Il verbo è la parte della frase che si coniuga, e indica azione e stato.

Vedere la coniugazione del verbo consubstantiate in inglese.

CHE SIGNIFICA CONSUBSTANTIATE IN INGLESE

Consustanziazione

Consubstantiation

La consubstantizzazione è una dottrina teologica che tenta di descrivere la natura dell'Eucarestia cristiana in termini concreti metafisici. Essa afferma che durante il sacramento, la sostanza fondamentale del corpo e del sangue di Cristo sono presenti accanto alla sostanza del pane e del vino, che rimangono presenti. La dottrina della consustanziatura è spesso tenuta in contrasto con la dottrina della transustanziazione. L'aggettivo consubstantiale tuttavia descrive un diverso concetto teologico. La dottrina della consustanziatura è erroneamente identificata come la dottrina eucaristica di Martin Lutero, che ha definito la sua dottrina come unione sacramentale. I luterani rifiutano il concetto perché sostituiscono ciò che credono essere la dottrina biblica con un costrutto filosofico e implica, a loro avviso, un'inclusione naturale e locale del corpo e del sangue di Cristo nel pane e vino consacrati dell'eucaristia. Il drammatismo di Kenneth Burke, critico letterario, prende questo concetto e lo usa nella teoria retorica secolare per esaminare la dialettica dell'unità e della differenza nel contesto della logologia.

Consubstantiation is a theological doctrine that attempts to describe the nature of the Christian Eucharist in concrete metaphysical terms. It holds that during the sacrament, the fundamental "substance" of the body and blood of Christ are present alongside the substance of the bread and wine, which remain present. The doctrine of consubstantiation is often held in contrast to the doctrine of transubstantiation. The adjective consubstantial however describes a different theological concept. The doctrine of consubstantiation is erroneously identified as the eucharistic doctrine of Martin Luther, who defined his doctrine as the sacramental union. Lutherans reject the concept because it substitutes what they believe to be the biblical doctrine with a philosophical construct and implies, in their view, a natural, local inclusion of the body and blood of Christ in the consecrated bread and wine of the eucharist. Literary critic Kenneth Burke's dramatism takes this concept and utilizes it in secular rhetorical theory to look at the dialectic of unity and difference within the context of logology.

definizione di consubstantiate nel dizionario inglese

La definizione di consustanziazione nel dizionario è di sottoporsi a consustanziazione.

CONIUGAZIONE IN INGLESE DEL VERBO CONSUBSTANTIATE

PRESENT

Present

I consubstantiate

you consubstantiate

he/she/it consubstantiates

we consubstantiate

you consubstantiate

they consubstantiate

Present continuous

I am consubstantiating

you are consubstantiating

he/she/it is consubstantiating

we are consubstantiating

you are consubstantiating

they are consubstantiating

Present perfect

I have consubstantiated

you have consubstantiated

he/she/it has consubstantiated

we have consubstantiated

you have consubstantiated

they have consubstantiated

Present perfect continuous

I have been consubstantiating

you have been consubstantiating

he/she/it has been consubstantiating

we have been consubstantiating

you have been consubstantiating

they have been consubstantiating

PAST

Past

I consubstantiated

you consubstantiated

he/she/it consubstantiated

we consubstantiated

you consubstantiated

they consubstantiated

Past continuous

I was consubstantiating

you were consubstantiating

he/she/it was consubstantiating

we were consubstantiating

you were consubstantiating

they were consubstantiating

Past perfect

I had consubstantiated

you had consubstantiated

he/she/it had consubstantiated

we had consubstantiated

you had consubstantiated

they had consubstantiated

Past perfect continuous

I had been consubstantiating

you had been consubstantiating

he/she/it had been consubstantiating

we had been consubstantiating

you had been consubstantiating

they had been consubstantiating

FUTURE

Future

I will consubstantiate

you will consubstantiate

he/she/it will consubstantiate

we will consubstantiate

you will consubstantiate

they will consubstantiate

Future continuous

I will be consubstantiating

you will be consubstantiating

he/she/it will be consubstantiating

we will be consubstantiating

you will be consubstantiating

they will be consubstantiating

Future perfect

I will have consubstantiated

you will have consubstantiated

he/she/it will have consubstantiated

we will have consubstantiated

you will have consubstantiated

they will have consubstantiated

Future perfect continuous

I will have been consubstantiating

you will have been consubstantiating

he/she/it will have been consubstantiating

we will have been consubstantiating

you will have been consubstantiating

they will have been consubstantiating

CONDITIONAL

Conditional

I would consubstantiate

you would consubstantiate

he/she/it would consubstantiate

we would consubstantiate

you would consubstantiate

they would consubstantiate

Conditional continuous

I would be consubstantiating

you would be consubstantiating

he/she/it would be consubstantiating

we would be consubstantiating

you would be consubstantiating

they would be consubstantiating

Conditional perfect

I would have consubstantiate

you would have consubstantiate

he/she/it would have consubstantiate

we would have consubstantiate

you would have consubstantiate

they would have consubstantiate

Conditional perfect continuous

I would have been consubstantiating

you would have been consubstantiating

he/she/it would have been consubstantiating

we would have been consubstantiating

you would have been consubstantiating

they would have been consubstantiating

IMPERATIVE

Imperative

you consubstantiate
we let´s consubstantiate
you consubstantiate

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

Infinitive

to consubstantiate

Past participle

consubstantiated

Present Participle

consubstantiating

TRADUZIONE DI CONSUBSTANTIATE

Conosci la traduzione di consubstantiate in 25 lingue con il nostro traduttore inglese multilingue.

Le traduzioni di consubstantiate verso altre lingue presenti in questa sezione sono il risultato di una traduzione automatica statistica; dove l'unità essenziale della traduzione è la parola «consubstantiate» in inglese.

• Traduttore italiano - cinese: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - spagnolo: consustancial
• inglese: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - hindi: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - arabo: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - russo: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - portoghese: consubstanciada
• Traduttore italiano - bengalese: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - francese: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - malese: Consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - tedesco: gänzliche
• Traduttore italiano - giapponese: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - coreano: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - giavanese: Consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - vietnamita: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - tamil: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - marathi: दुरूस्ती करणे
• Traduttore italiano - turco: özdeşleştirmek
• Traduttore italiano - italiano: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - polacco: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - ucraino: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - rumeno: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - greco: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - afrikaans: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - svedese: consubstantiate
• Traduttore italiano - norvegese: consubstantiate

10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CONSUBSTANTIATE»

Scopri l'uso di consubstantiate nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con consubstantiate e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.

A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...

... বা বহুধর্মাকত্ব | To Consubstantiate, v. a. ম্বট্রিভট্রিবিকধর্টুর্মা১'মিল (fir), 'JI' TUI=UI র্ষে বা ভাবে সদ্ৰযুক্ত-কৃ, একত্র১কৃ, একমব্র-কৃ, একার্থ-কৃ, এক ধারে অনেক একত্র- কৃ | To Consubstantiate, v. n. একমতষেলঙ্গী-হ বা তম্মত্তত ঢল I Consubstantiate, a.

Ram-Comul Sen, 1834

Proceedings of the 8th European Conference on Knowledge ...

Blanca Martins, Dan Remenyi. Peer-to-Peer Systems Consubstantiate the Ba Concept Fábio Luís Accorsi and João Paulo Costa University of Coimbra and INESC, Coimbra, Portugal ...

Blanca Martins, Dan Remenyi, 2007

The old and new theology, 2 lectures; and The Church of ...

... and whether religious or profane expects you to suffer if you seriously diminish his enjoyment of it. The proxy relation of God to him never enters his head save by an effort of memory, and can never become consubstantiate with his intellect ...

Henry James (of New York.), 1861

The Passion According to G.H.

The thing has a sensitization of itself like a face. Ah, and I who did not know how to consubstantiate my “soul.” It is not immaterial, it is of the most delicate material of thing. It is thing, Ijust cannot manage to consubstantiate it in visible thickness.

Clarice Lispector, 2012

A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language: ...

CONSUBSTANTIATE. kAn-sib-stinisA-l't, vi. To profess eonsubstantiation. [ted. CONSUBSTANTIATE, kAn-s4b-st4n^se-4't, vi. Uni CONSUBSTANTIATED, cAn- sib-stinise-a'Ued, pp. United in one common nature. COXSUBSTANTIATING ...

James Knowles, 1851

Neumann and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...

Consubstancial, coesen- cial ; de la misma especie ó naturaleza. Consubstàntiallst, ». El que cree en consub stanciacion. ConsubstantiAlity, ». Consubstancialidad. To ConsubstAntiate, va. Unir en una misma substancia ó naturaleza. — tin.

Henry Neumann, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1839

The London Encyclopaedia: Or, Universal Dictionary of ...

Consubstantiate, as an adjective, means united. Consubstantial is, having the same essence ; being of the same nature. Consubstan- tiality signifies, existence of more than one in the same subject ; participation in the same nature. A Lutheran ...

Thomas Curtis, 1829

A pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the English ...

CONSUBSTANTIATE. kon-sub-stin^se-a't, vi. To profess consubstantiation. [ted. CONSUBSTANTIATE, kAn-sAb-stiWse-a't, vi. Uni- CONSUBSTANTIATED, cAn- sAb-stlnise-A't-ed, pp. United in one common nature. CONSUBSTANTIATING ...

James Knowles, 1835

A Dictionary of the English Language

CONSUBSTANTIALITY, (kon-sub-stan- hhe -al'-e-te) n. s. Existence of more than one, in the same substance ; participation of the same nature. To CONSUBSTANTIATE, (kon-Bub-stan" □he-ate) v. a. To unite in one common substance or ...

Samuel Johnson, John Walker, Robert S. Jameson, 1828

Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...

Consubstancial, coeson- cial ; do la misma especie ó naturaleza. Consubstántialist, ». El que cree en consub- stanciacion. ConsubstantiAlity, ». Consubstancialidad. To ConsubstAntiate, ra. Unir en una тшпн substancia ó naturaleza. — rn.

Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1828