chapel
US: /ˈtʃæpəɫ/
UK: /tʃˈæpəl/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
chapel /'tʃæpəl/- danh từ
- nhà thờ nhỏ (ở nhà tù, ở trại lính...); buổi lễ ở nhà thờ nhỏ
- Anh nhà thờ không theo quốc giáo
- (ngành in) nhà in; tập thể thợ in; cuộc họp của thợ in
- to call a chapel: triệu tập một cuộc họp của thợ in
- to keep a chapel
- có mặt (ở trường đại hoạc)
Advanced English dictionary
+ noun1 [C] a small building or room used for Christian worship in a school, prison, large private house, etc: a college chapel
2 [C] a separate part of a church or CATHEDRAL, with its own ALTAR, used for some services and private prayer: a Lady chapel (= a chapel DEDICATED to Mary, the mother of Jesus)
3 [C, U] (BrE) the word for a church used in some Christian DENOMINATIONS, for example by Nonconformists in Britain: a Methodist chapel + a Mormon chapel + She always went to chapel on Sundays.
4 [C] a small church: a tiny chapel in the mountains
5 [C] a small building or room used for funeral services, especially at a CEMETERY or CREMATORIUM: a chapel of rest
6 [C+sing./pl. v.] (BrE) a branch of a trade union in a newspaper office or printing house; the members of the branch
Collocation
1 part of a church; room/building used as a church
ADJ.
little, small | side
The funeral was conducted in one of the smaller side chapels.
| family, hospital, memorial, prison, private, royal, school, wedding
They were married in a wedding chapel in Las Vegas.
CHAPEL + VERB
be dedicated to sb
The chapel is dedicated to St Michael.
PREP.
in a/the ~
2 church for some Protestant groups
ADJ.
Baptist, Methodist, Nonconformist, etc.
VERB + CHAPEL
attend, go to
He goes to chapel every Sunday.
PREP.
at ~
They are still at chapel (= at a service).
| at a/the ~
They agreed to meet at the chapel after the service.
Concise dictionary
chapels'tʃæplnoun
+a place of worship that has its own altar
+a service conducted in a place of worship that has its own altar
