Tra từ pray - Từ điển Oxford Learners Wordfinder Dictionary

see also CHRISTIAN, JEW, MUSLIM, RELIGION, CHURCH
- to speak to God in order to give thanks or to ask for sth: pray
He prayed for forgiveness. ◎ She prayed for him every day. ◎ They prayed to Krishna for help.
- the act of praying: prayer (noun U)
- to go down or to be on your knees when you pray: kneel*
She knelt down and closed her eyes. ◎ They were kneeling in prayer.
- the words you use when you pray: prayer
I said a quick prayer.
- (especially used about children before going to sleep) to pray: say* your prayers
His mother reminded him to say his prayers.
- to pray to and show respect for God: worship (God)
Many people were worshipping in the temple.
- a person who worships God: worshipper
The temple was crowded with worshippers.
- to say a special prayer which asks for God's help and protection for sb: bless sb
The Pope blessed the crowd in St Peter's Square.
- a prayer asking for God's help and protection, often given by a priest: blessing
The congregation knelt for the blessing.
- a prayer which you say before or after eating a meal: grace
to say grace before a meal
- the Christian prayer which begins 'Our Father ※¦': the Lord's Prayer
- a short religious service when people come together for prayers: prayers
He has just gone to prayers at the mosque. ◎ evening prayers
- a book containing prayers: prayer book
- a string of beads for counting prayers: rosary
- a piece of material to kneel on, used by Muslims: prayer mat