temple
BrE /ˈtɛmpl/ AmE /ˈtɛmpl/
noun en → es
a building where people go to pray or worship a god or gods
templo, iglesia (en sentido religioso)
Collocations temple of Apollo
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The temple was built in the 5th century BC.
El templo fue construido en el siglo V a.C.
the side of your head between your eye and ear
sien, parte lateral de la cabeza
Collocations hit sb on the temple
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He hit her on the temple and she fell to the ground.
Lo golpeó en la sien y ella cayó al suelo.
a city in ancient Egypt, famous for its large temple to the god Amun
Tebas (antigua ciudad de Egipto)
Collocations ancient Thebes
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Thebes was an important city in ancient Egypt.
Tebas fue una ciudad importante en la antigua Egipto.
a small object made of metal, stone, or wood that is used in religious ceremonies
objeto religioso, relicario
Collocations temple of Isis
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The temple was a sacred object used in religious ceremonies.
El objeto era sagrado y se usaba en ceremonias religiosas.
an organization that is part of a larger group, such as the Freemasons or a political party
organización (de una logia o partido político)
Collocations Temple Grandin
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He is a member of the local Masonic Temple.
Es miembro de la logia masónica local.
a building where people play indoor sports such as basketball or volleyball
gimnasio, pabellón deportivo
Collocations sports temple
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The new sports temple will be ready next year.
El nuevo pabellón deportivo estará listo el próximo año.
a building where people go to listen to music or see a concert
auditorio, teatro de conciertos
Collocations concert temple
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The concert temple is hosting a famous orchestra this week.
El teatro de conciertos acoge una famosa orquesta esta semana.
an area in a museum where people can see and learn about art from different cultures
área de arte en un museo, sala de exposiciones
Collocations art temple
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The art temple at the museum is a must-see for visitors.
La sala de exposiciones en el museo es imprescindible para los visitantes.