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1 glanzvoll
Adj. Fest, Karriere etc.: glittering; siehe auch glänzend* * *glittering* * *glạnz|volladj (fig)brilliant; Zukunft auch glittering; Darstellung, Unterhaltung auch sparkling; Sieg auch dazzling; (= prachtvoll) glittering* * *glanz·volladj brilliant\glanzvolle Aufführung/Darstellung sparkling [or brilliant] performance/depiction* * *1.1) (ausgezeichnet) brilliant; sparkling < variety number>2) (prachtvoll) magnificent2.1) (ausgezeichnet) brilliantly2) (prachtvoll)Louis XIV pflegte glanzvoll Hof zu halten — Louis XIV used to hold court in glittering style
* * ** * *1.1) (ausgezeichnet) brilliant; sparkling < variety number>2) (prachtvoll) magnificent2.1) (ausgezeichnet) brilliantly2) (prachtvoll)* * *adj.glittering adj.
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