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Meanings of
curate
in English
Portuguese
clérigo
Catalan
rector
Spanish
párroco
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A person authorized to conduct religious worship.
minister
pastor
parson
rector
minister of religion
Portuguese
clérigo
Russian
курат
Portuguese
curato
Spanish
curatos
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Religious occupation.
Related terms
position
catholic religious occupation
Russian
курат
Usage of
curate
in English
1
Local creatives
curate
social events, including live music on the rooftop terrace.
2
It's an artist-to-artist system to build and
curate
a collection of work.
3
But Mrs Strange's father was
curate
of my parish for forty-seven years.
4
It is my responsibility to
curate
the Applied Arts and Craft collection.
5
We will
curate
the Afro content on their video on demand service.
6
His uncle, the
curate
,
and Mr. Graves were still in their surplices.
7
Before they started, the
curate
said mass to them in the square.
8
He said it was a
curate
who noticed it during a service.
9
Billboard: How do you
curate
the shows and decide on the guests?
10
You can buy e-books, stream movies, and
curate
an Amazon Wish List.
11
Quickly she scurried away from the holy house-andthe
curate
's
sanctimonious stare.
12
There were thirteen parishes in the neighbourhood without even a resident
curate
.
13
I'm here to
curate
that and put it into reality for them.
14
A shudder of superstition went through the slight figure of the
curate
.
15
And indeed the next moment he descried a
curate
among the peacocks.
16
Topics will look to
curate
content around the things people care about.
Other examples for "curate"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
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curate
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
say the curate
young curate
new curate
poor curate
senior curate
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Translations for
curate
Portuguese
clérigo
ministro
vigário
sacerdate
reitor
sacerdote
coadjutor
pároco
pastor
cura
curato
Catalan
rector
vicari
curat
Spanish
párroco
vicario
pastor
curatos
congrua
curato
cura
Russian
курат
Curate
through the time
Curate
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare