padre English

Meaning padre meaning

What does padre mean?

padre

— noun (= military chaplain) a chaplain in one of the military services

Padre

— noun (= Father) 'Father' is a term of address for priests in some churches (especially the Roman Catholic Church or the Orthodox Catholic Church); 'Padre' is frequently used in the military

Synonyms padre synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as padre?

padre English » English

sky pilot

priest

Holy Joe

military chaplain

chaplain

tongs

pater

parson

minister

clergyman

army chaplain

Abba

Padre English » English

Father

parent

father

Examples padre examples

How do I use padre in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

The Jumping Padre, always first out of the plane?

What do you wish of him, Padre?

Have you seen the turnkey, Padre?

Let the padre write them.

Thank you padre, thank you!

Oh, my dear padre. All this time together and not one word of sympathy from me.

Your Bible, padre.

You looking for it too, padre?

Good evening, padre.

The padre'd say the devil.

Padre, this is Mr. Lockhart.

Padre. Is this a private celebration?

I'm ready right now, Padre.

This whole week at Okinawa's been weird, Padre, just like dry runs- no shooting from the shore, no kamikazes.

Oh, Padre.

But, my dear Padre, such things exist in the world and always will.

You're not a padre. You're an impostor.

Oh, Padre, you dropped something.

Good evening, Padre.

I've been waiting to play chess with the good padre.

What's disturbing you, Padre?

Oh, my dear Padre, really.

Ordinarily, I'd drink in every word you say, Padre, but just now.

Have you seen this one, Padre?

No, Padre, the dispenser.

Padre.

No, my dear Padre.

Ciao, padre mio.

I'm sorry, Padre, I can't let anyone see the prisoner without the proper authority.

Padre, that was a super voluntary you gave us this morning.

Well, who is? - Mi padre.

Get your ass in here, Padre.

That's the general idea, Padre.

It's almost as though you think sodomy is a more mortal sin than killing somebody, padre.

Well, thank you. Morning, Padre.

And that's Dago Red. - Oh, the padre. Let's hear it for the padre.