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I [ˌprɒmə'nɑːd] [AE -'neɪd]2) (dance) promenade f.II 1. [ˌprɒmə'nɑːd] [AE -'neɪd]verbo transitivo form. esibire, ostentare [ virtues]2.verbo intransitivo form. passeggiare* * *(( abbreviation prom [prom]) a level road for the public to walk along, usually beside the sea: They went for a walk along the promenade.) passeggiata, lungomare* * *promenade /prɒməˈnɑ:d/n.1 passeggiata; cavalcata5 (teatr.) ridotto● (in GB) promenade concert, concerto popolare NOTE DI CULTURA: promenade concert: è un concerto in cui parte della sala è destinata al pubblico in piedi. In particolare i Promenade Concerts, detti anche Proms, sono concerti di musica classica parzialmente finanziati dalla BBC che si tengono ogni estate a Londra nella Royal Albert Hall. Nella serata finale ( the Last Night of the Proms) vengono suonate arie e canti famosi e il pubblico si unisce al coro. Il concerto si chiude sempre con il canto patriottico Land of Hope and Glory □ (naut.) promenade deck, ponte di passeggiata.(to) promenade /prɒməˈnɑ:d/A v. i.1 passeggiare; andare a spassoB v. t.3 scarrozzare (q.).* * *I [ˌprɒmə'nɑːd] [AE -'neɪd]2) (dance) promenade f.II 1. [ˌprɒmə'nɑːd] [AE -'neɪd]verbo transitivo form. esibire, ostentare [ virtues]2.verbo intransitivo form. passeggiare -
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[prɒm]nome colloq.1) BE promenade concert2) AE (at high school, college) ballo m. studentesco* * *[prom]* * *[prɒm]1. n abbr1) Brit famSee:2) Brit famSee:2. n AmSee:Cultural note: PROM In Gran Bretagna i Proms (= promenade concerts) sono concerti di musica classica, i più noti dei quali sono quelli eseguiti nella Royal Albert Hall a Londra. Prendono il nome dal fatto che in origine il pubblico li ascoltava stando in piedi o passeggiando. È possibile acquistare biglietti molto economici per assistere ai concerti stando in piedi o sedendosi per terra di fronte all'orchestra. Negli Stati Uniti, invece, con prom si intende il ballo studentesco di una high school o di un college.* * *prom /prɒm/n. (fam.)1 = promenade concert ► promenade* * *[prɒm]nome colloq.1) BE promenade concert2) AE (at high school, college) ballo m. studentesco -
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[prɒm]nome colloq.1) BE promenade concert2) AE (at high school, college) ballo m. studentesco* * *[prom]* * *[prɒm]1. n abbr1) Brit famSee:2) Brit famSee:2. n AmSee:Cultural note: PROM In Gran Bretagna i Proms (= promenade concerts) sono concerti di musica classica, i più noti dei quali sono quelli eseguiti nella Royal Albert Hall a Londra. Prendono il nome dal fatto che in origine il pubblico li ascoltava stando in piedi o passeggiando. È possibile acquistare biglietti molto economici per assistere ai concerti stando in piedi o sedendosi per terra di fronte all'orchestra. Negli Stati Uniti, invece, con prom si intende il ballo studentesco di una high school o di un college.* * *PROMsigla(elettron., programmable read-only memory) memoria ROM programmabile.* * *[prɒm]nome colloq.1) BE promenade concert2) AE (at high school, college) ballo m. studentesco -
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