pilgrim

1. One who travels to visit a site of religious significance.

   (literary)Any traveler.

   Pilger, Wallfahrer

   пало́мникpalómnik, пилигри́мpiligrím, стра́нникstránnik

   проча́нинpročányn, пало́мникpalómnyk, пілігри́мpilihrým

2. (broadly)An early American settler.

3. (slang)A newcomer.

4. (historical)A silk screen formerly attached to the back of a woman's bonnet to protect the neck.

1. Are you pilgrims?

   deSeid ihr Pilger?

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2. The pilgrims brought gifts from distant lands.

   ruПаломники принесли дары из дальних стран.

   deDie Pilger brachten Gaben aus fernen Ländern mit.

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3. I decided to go away with the pilgrims.

   ruЯ решил уйти с паломниками.

   deIch beschloss, mit den Pilgern fortzugehen.

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4. The villagers gathered to bid goodbye to the pilgrims.

   deDie Dorfbewohner versammelten sich, um sich von den Pilgern zu verabschieden.

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5. The pilgrims entered the ancient fane to offer their prayers.

   deDie Pilger betraten das alte Heiligtum, um ihre Gebete darzubringen.

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