church
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /tʃɝtʃ/ · UK /tʃɜːtʃ/
Forms: churches
church means: A building where Christians meet to pray and worship God.
noun
A building where Christians meet to pray and worship God.
- The church has a tall tower.
- They got married in a small church.
- Several old churches were damaged in the storm.
A Christian meeting where people pray, sing, and listen to religious teaching.
- We go to church on Sundays.
- Church starts at ten this morning.
- Did you enjoy church today?
An organized group of Christians, either in one place or across a wider area.
- Our church helps local families.
- The church raised money for a new shelter.
- Several churches worked together to provide meals.
A branch of Christianity with its own beliefs, traditions, and organization.
- She belongs to the Orthodox Church.
- The two churches have different traditions.
- He studied the history of the Anglican Church.
interjection
Used to show that you strongly agree with what someone has just said.
- “We deserve better.” “Church!”
- “That was the best meal ever.” “Church, man!”
- “Friends should look out for each other.” “Church, brother!”
Questions about church
What does church mean?
A building where Christians meet to pray and worship God.
What is church in other languages?
Türkçe: kilise · Español: iglesia · Français: église · Deutsch: Kirche · Italiano: chiesa · 日本語: 教会
How do you pronounce church?
In American English /tʃɝtʃ/; in British English /tʃɜːtʃ/.
How do you use church in a sentence?
The church has a tall tower. They got married in a small church.
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