pastoral
Prononciation : [ˈpæstərəl]
Contexte : « lifestyle »
(adjective) relating to the countryside or rural life. It describes a simple, peaceful way of living, often in beautiful natural surroundings, like farms or fields.
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The pastoral scenery of rolling hills and green fields was breathtaking.
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Living in a big city is not pastoral at all; it can be busy and noisy.
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What do you like most about the pastoral lifestyle?
Contexte : « religion »
(adjective) related to the duties and guidance of a priest or religious leader. It involves caring for the spiritual needs of a community.
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The pastor's pastoral care helped many people in the church feel supported.
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The church services lacked pastoral guidance, leaving many members feeling lost.
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How does the pastor provide pastoral support to his congregation?
Contexte : « literature »
(noun) a type of poem or writing that talks about rural life and nature, often in a sentimental or idealized way. It features shepherds and the beauty of the countryside.
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Many famous poets wrote pastoral poems that celebrate the beauty of nature.
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His writing was not pastoral; it focused more on city life rather than the countryside.
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Can you name a famous pastoral poem?