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101 Badchan
Jester, merry maker or master of ceremonies at a wedding; at the end of the meal he announces the presents, lifting them up and praising the giver and the gift in a humorous manner -
102 의전관
n. master of ceremonies, chamberlain, marshal -
103 화랑
n. flower of youth in silla dynasty, picture gallery, master of ceremonies -
104 Badchan
Jester, comedian-entertainer, merry maker or master of ceremonies at a wedding; at the end of the meal he announces the presents, lifting them up and praising the giver and the gift in a humorous manner -
105 མཇལ་སྣ་པ་
[mjal sna pa]introducer, master of ceremonies -
106 typtan
= tyktan, Mar. typtu-meistari, a, m. a master of ceremonies, Clar.; hof-typt, court ceremonial. -
107 dēsīgnātor
dēsīgnātor see dissignator.* * *arranger; assigner of theater seats; undertaker/master of ceremonies (funeral) -
108 caeremoniarius
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109 dessignator
arranger; assigner of theater seats; undertaker/master of ceremonies (funeral) -
110 cerimonia
f ceremonyreligion service* * *cerimonia s.f.1 ceremony: una cerimonia imponente, an imposing ceremony; maestro di cerimonia, master of ceremonies; partecipare a una cerimonia, to attend a ceremony; abito da cerimonia, formal dress; cerimonia nuziale, marriage ceremony2 ( pompa) pomp, splendour3 (spec. pl.) ( complimento, formalità) ceremony: con cerimonia, with ceremony; una persona piena di cerimonie, a formal person; senza cerimonia, without ceremony; senza tante cerimonie mi comunicò il mio licenziamento, without standing on (o without undue) ceremony he informed me of my dismissal (o fam. he told me I was sacked); fare delle cerimonie, to stand on ceremony.* * *[tʃeri'mɔnja] 1.sostantivo femminile ceremony, ceremonial occasioncerimonia nuziale — marriage service o ceremony
cerimonia religiosa — religious ceremony o rite
2.abito da cerimonia — ceremonial o full o formal dress; (da uomo) dress suit
senza -e — unceremoniously, without ceremony, informally
* * *cerimonia/t∫eri'mɔnja/I sostantivo f.ceremony, ceremonial occasion; cerimonia funebre funeral service; cerimonia nuziale marriage service o ceremony; cerimonia religiosa religious ceremony o rite; abito da cerimonia ceremonial o full o formal dress; (da uomo) dress suitII cerimonie f.pl.(formalità) ceremony U; fare -e to stand on ceremony; senza -e unceremoniously, without ceremony, informally. -
111 cerimoniere sm
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112 shig’irla
s. shig’illa.shig’ovul hist.court official serving as master of ceremonies -
113 aankondiger
n. compere, announcer; master of ceremonies -
114 ceremoniemeester
n. master of ceremonies, emcee, person who leads a ceremony, announcer -
115 hostess
n. hostess, woman who receives guests into her home; stewardess (on a train, plane, etc.); greeter of patrons (in a restaurant); female master of ceremonies -
116 Maоtre de Plaisir
[mεtrәdәplε’zi:r] m; -, Maоtres de Plaisir; hum. master of ceremonies -
117 voditelj
guide, leader, emisije host* * *• director• team leader• presenter• leader• head• anchorman• manager• master of ceremonies -
118 voditeljski
adj guiding; monitoring; advising, supervising; managing, managerial, manager's; (televizija) TV-host, show-host, show-hostess, quiz-host, game-host, anchorman's, anchorwoman's, anchorperson's; (priredba) master-of-ceremonies, MC-, emcee-, BE+ compere's |* * *• managerial -
119 juhlamenojen ohjaaja
• usher• marshal• master of ceremonies -
120 vetäjä
yks.nom. vetäjä; yks.gen. vetäjän; yks.part. vetäjää; yks.ill. vetäjään; mon.gen. vetäjien vetäjäin; mon.part. vetäjiä; mon.ill. vetäjiinconductor (noun)drawer (noun)leader (noun)pacemaker (noun)pacesetter (noun)presenter (noun)* * *• compere• drawer• leader• master of ceremonies• pacesetter• presenter• pacemaker
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