venerate russian
поклони́ться
to bow, to make a bow, to bow down
to greet, to pay one's respects, to send one's regards
to worship, to venerate, to bow down to
приложи́ться
to press (against), to put (against), to hold (against)
to kiss reverently, to venerate with a kiss
to bang (against), to knock (against), to bump (into)
to take aim, to level one's gun
to follow of itself, to come in addition, to sort itself out
to have a drink, to hit the bottle, to tipple
прикла́дываться
to press (against), to put (against), to hold (against)
to kiss (reverently), to venerate
to take aim, to level one's rifle
to tipple, to hit the bottle, to take a swig (of)
to bump (against), to knock (against), to bang (into)
to fit (onto), to lie flush (against)
благогове́ть
to revere, to hold in reverence, to regard with reverence, to venerate
преклоняемый
revered, venerated, worshipped
Examples
Протеста́нты не почита́ют святы́х.
Protestants don't venerate saints.
Даже те лю́ди, кото́рые не ве́рят в католи́ческую це́рковь, почита́ют Па́пу как символи́ческого прави́теля.
Even people who don't believe in the Catholic church venerate the Pope as a symbolic leader.
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The faithful came to venerate the Shroud.
Паломники приложились к животворящему кресту.
The pilgrims venerated the life-giving cross.
Канонизированный святой почитается во всей стране.
The canonized saint is venerated throughout the country.
Князь Владимир почитается как равноапостольный святой.
Prince Vladimir is venerated as a saint equal to the apostles.



















