el templo

temple

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phrase Uncommon #11,638

temple A place of worship. Can also be used metaphorically or in religious and literary contexts.

SP: Nos vemos en el templo después de la ceremonia.

EN: We’ll meet at the temple after the ceremony.

The temple is red and green.

Es el templo de Radha y Krishna.

It’s the temple of Radha and Krishna.

— Lagaan: Érase una vez en la India (2001)

The temple was built two hundred years ago.

This is the temple we used to visit.

But the temple he had spoken of was his body.

Shitennouji Temple is the oldest temple in Japan.

The temple is on the top of the hill.

This is the temple where they live.

I already know what’s going on. Why should I visit the temple?

— Bhaag Milkha Bhaag (2013)

To your right is the Youngnam Temple.

— Secret Sunshine (2007)

So the Yongdeok temple is right next door.

— Memories of Murder (Crónica de un asesino en serie) (2003)

Of course, that has something to do with the temple.

— მონანიება (1987)

I had intended to visit the temple last week.

I took them to see Aravidze and because of me they were arrested, because of the temple.

— მონანიება (1987)

I have left the temple.

— Tigre y dragón (2000)