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procession n (of demonstration, carnival) défilé m ; ( for formal occasion) cortège m ; Relig procession f ; carnival procession défilé de carnaval ; funeral/wedding procession cortège funèbre/nuptial ; to walk/drive along in procession marcher/rouler en cortège or en défilé. -
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noun1) (festival) Volksfest, das* * *(a public entertainment, often involving processions of people in fancy dress etc: a winter carnival.) der Karneval, Fasching* * *car·ni·val[ˈkɑ:nɪvəl, AM ˈkɑ:rnə-]I. n\carnival atmosphere ausgelassene Stimmung* * *['kAːnIvəl]1. nVolksfest nt; (= village carnival etc) Schützenfest nt; (based on religion) Karneval m2. attrFest-, Karnevals-carnival procession — Fest-/Karnevalszug m
* * *carnival [ˈkɑː(r)nıvl] s1. Karneval m, Fasching m2. besonders US Volksfest n3. besonders US ausgelassenes Feiern* * *noun1) (festival) Volksfest, das* * *n.Fasching m.Karneval m. -
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noungo/march/move etc. in procession — ziehen
funeral procession — Trauerzug, der
* * *[prə'seʃən](a line of people, vehicles etc moving forward in order, especially for a ceremonial purpose: The procession moved slowly through the streets.) die Prozession* * *pro·ces·sion[prəˈseʃən]n\procession of cars Autokorso mfuneral \procession Trauerzug m, Leichenzug mwedding \procession Hochzeitszug m▪ in \procession hintereinandera non-stop \procession of visitors ein nicht abreißender Besucherstrom* * *[prə'seSən]n(organized) Umzug m; (solemn) Prozession f; (= line of people, cars etc) Reihe f, Schlange ffuneral/carnival procession — Trauer-/Karnevalszug m
to go or walk in procession — einen Umzug/eine Prozession machen
* * *procession [prəˈseʃn]A s1. Prozession f, (feierlicher) (Auf-, Um)Zug:go in procession → B* * *noun1) Zug, der; (religious) Prozession, die; (festive) Umzug, dergo/march/move etc. in procession — ziehen
funeral procession — Trauerzug, der
* * *n.Aufzug -¨e m.Festzug -¨e m.Korso -s m.Prozession f. -
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procession [prəˈse∫ən]* * *[prə'seʃn] -
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['kɑːnɪvl] 1.2) (funfair) luna park m., parco m. di divertimenti2.modificatore BE [parade, atmosphere] di carnevale, carnevalesco* * *(a public entertainment, often involving processions of people in fancy dress etc: a winter carnival.) carnevale* * *carnival /ˈkɑ:nɪvl/n. [cu]2 festa popolare; fiera4 (fig.) festa; trionfo; orgia● carnival balloons, palloncini carnevaleschi □ carnival pageant (o carnival parade), parata di carnevale.* * *['kɑːnɪvl] 1.2) (funfair) luna park m., parco m. di divertimenti2.modificatore BE [parade, atmosphere] di carnevale, carnevalesco -
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[prə'seʃn]* * *[prə'seʃən](a line of people, vehicles etc moving forward in order, especially for a ceremonial purpose: The procession moved slowly through the streets.) corteo, processione* * *procession /prəˈsɛʃn/n.( anche relig.) corteo; processione: to walk in procession, sfilare in corteo; andare in processione.(to) procession /prəˈsɛʃn/ ( raro)A v. i.sfilare in corteo; andare in processioneB v. t.* * *[prə'seʃn] -
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car·ni·val [ʼkɑ:nɪvəl, Am ʼkɑ:rnə-] nmodifier (procession, parade, time) Karnevals-;\carnival atmosphere ausgelassene Stimmung -
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > карнавальное шествие
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1. intransitive verb1) (on water) treiben2) (through air) schwebenfloat across something — [Wolke, Nebel:] über etwas (Akk.) ziehen
3) (fig.)float about or [a]round — umgehen; im Umlauf sein
4) (coll.): (move casually)float [around or about] — herumziehen (ugs.)
5) (Finance) floaten2. transitive verb2) (fig.): (circulate) in Umlauf bringen3) (Finance) floaten lassen; freigeben4) (Commerc.) ausgeben, auf den Markt bringen [Aktien]; gründen [Unternehmen]; lancieren [Plan, Idee]3. noun2) (petty cash) Bargeld, das* * *[fləut] 1. verb(to (make something) stay on the surface of a liquid: A piece of wood was floating in the stream.) treiben2. noun1) (something that floats on a fishing-line: If the float moves, there is probably a fish on the hook.) der Schwimmer2) (a vehicle for transporting certain things: a milk-float; a cattle-float.) Wagen mit einer Plattform•- academic.ru/116167/floating_population">floating population- floating restaurant* * *[fləʊt, AM floʊt]I. n1. (boat) Floß nt; (buoy) Boje f; (platform) schwimmende Landebrücke; (buoyant material) on a fishing line [Kork]schwimmer m; on a net Schwimmkörper mmilk \float Milch[ausliefer]wagen m6. BRIT, AUS (capital) as an advance Spesenvorschuss m, Kostenvorschuss m; as cheques, commercial papers umlaufendes Geld; as a loan Startanleihe f; in a till Wechselgeldbetrag m, Wechselgeld ntcash \float Wechselgeld nt7. (in exchange rates) flexible Wechselkurseclean \float sauberes Floaten, völlig freigegebene Wechselkurse pldirty [or managed] \float schmutziges [o kontrolliertes] Floaten, beschränkt freigegebene Wechselkurse pl8. ECON, STOCKEX (starting a company) Gesellschaftsgründung f durch Emission von Aktien an der Börse\float factor Startadresse f\float relocate Umsetzung f relativer in absolute AdressenII. vi1. (be buoyant) schwimmen, oben bleibenthe boat \floated downstream das Boot trieb flussabwärtsto \float to the surface an die Oberfläche treibenthe sound of piano-playing \floated from the open window aus dem offenen Fenster drang Klavierspiel nach draußen5. (appear)to \float across/into/through one's mind jdm in den Sinn kommento \float from place to place von Ort zu Ort ziehenIII. vtto \float a business/company ein Unternehmen/eine Gesellschaft gründento \float a loan eine Anleihe auflegento \float shares Aktien ausgeben [o begeben] [o in Umlauf bringento \float a currency eine Währung freigeben [o fachspr floaten lassen3. (cause to move)▪ to \float sth etw treiben [o schwimmen] lassento \float logs Baumstämme flößento \float a ship ein Schiff zu Wasser lassen4. (introduce)to \float an idea/plan eine Idee/einen Plan in den Raum [o zur Diskussion] stellen5. (test)to \float an opinion eine Meinung testen* * *[fləʊt]1. n1) (on fishing line, in cistern, carburettor, on aeroplane) Schwimmer m; (= anchored raft) (verankertes) Floß, Schwimmplattform f; (as swimming aid) Schwimmkork m; (of fish) Schwimmblase f; (on trawl net) Korken m3) (= ready cash in till) Wechselgeld nt no indef art (zu Geschäftsbeginn); (= loan to start business) Startkapital nt; (= advance on expenses) Vorschuss m2. vithe body floated ( up) to the surface — die Leiche kam an die Wasseroberfläche
it floated downriver — es trieb flussabwärts
she floated down the aisle in a dream — sie schwebte wie im Traum zum Traualtar
3. vt1) boat zu Wasser bringen2) (COMM, FIN) company gründen; loan lancieren; shares auf den Markt bringen; bond issue ausgeben; currency freigeben, floaten lassen; (fig) ideas, suggestion in den Raum stellen, zur Debatte stellen* * *float [fləʊt]A v/i1. (auf dem Wasser) schwimmen, (im Wasser) treiben3. schweben, ziehen:fog floated across the road Nebelschwaden zogen über die Straße;various thoughts floated before his mind fig ihm gingen verschiedene Gedanken durch den Kopf4. umgehen, in Umlauf sein (Gerücht etc)5. WIRTSCH umlaufen, in Umlauf sein10. ( besonders ziellos) (herum)wandern11. Weberei: flottenB v/t1. a) schwimmen oder treiben lassenb) Baumstämme flößen2. a) SCHIFF flottmachenb) ein Boot zu Wasser bringen3. schwemmen, tragen (Wasser) (auch fig):float sb into power jemanden an die Macht bringen4. unter Wasser setzen, überfluten, -schwemmen (auch fig)5. bewässern6. WIRTSCHa) Wertpapiere etc in Umlauf bringenb) eine Anleihe auflegen, ausgebenc) eine Gesellschaft gründen9. ein Gerücht etc in Umlauf setzenC s1. SCHIFFa) Floß nb) Prahm mc) schwimmende Landebrücke2. Angel-, Netzkork m, Korkschwimmer m3. US Schwimm-, Rettungsgürtel m4. TECH Schwimmer m5. FLUG Schwimmer m6. FISCH Schwimmblase f7. a) besonders Br niedriger Transportwagen9. meist pl THEAT Rampenlicht n10. TECHa) einhiebige Feileb) Reibebrett n11. Br Wechselgeld n (bei Geschäftsbeginn)12. Br Schwimm-, Gleitbrett n* * *1. intransitive verb1) (on water) treiben2) (through air) schwebenfloat across something — [Wolke, Nebel:] über etwas (Akk.) ziehen
3) (fig.)float about or [a]round — umgehen; im Umlauf sein
4) (coll.): (move casually)float [around or about] — herumziehen (ugs.)
5) (Finance) floaten2. transitive verb1) (convey by water, on rafts) flößen; (set afloat) flott machen [Schiff]2) (fig.): (circulate) in Umlauf bringen3) (Finance) floaten lassen; freigeben4) (Commerc.) ausgeben, auf den Markt bringen [Aktien]; gründen [Unternehmen]; lancieren [Plan, Idee]3. noun2) (petty cash) Bargeld, das* * *(angling) n.Schwimmer (Angeln) m. (carburettor) n.Schwimmer (Vergaser) m. n.Floß ¨-e n. v.flößen v.gleiten v.(§ p.,pp.: glitt, ist geglitten)schwimmen v.(§ p.,pp.: schwamm, ist/hat geschwommen) -
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['pædʒənt]* * *['pæ‹ənt]1) (a dramatic performance made up of different, usually historical scenes, often performed during a procession: The children performed a historical pageant.) (spettacolo storico)2) (any fine show or display: a pageant of colour.) spettacolo•* * *pageant /ˈpædʒənt/n.2 corteo storico; parata; processione; sagra; sfilata3 (fig.) pompa; sfarzo4 (spreg.) sfoggio; bella mostra● a beauty pageant, un concorso di bellezza.* * *['pædʒənt] -
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A n1 ( procession) parade f ; a parade of floats une parade de chars ; carnival parade défilé m de carnaval ; circus parade parade f de cirque ;2 Mil ( public march) défilé m ; ( review) prise f d'armes ; ( in barracks) appel m ; to be on parade être à l'exercice ;3 ( display) (of designs, models) défilé m ; ( of ideas) souvent péj étalage m ; new inventions will be on parade de nouvelles inventions seront exposées ;B vtr2 ( claim) to parade sth as sth présenter qch comme qch ; it was paradeed as the miracle solution cela a été présenté comme la solution miracle.C vi1 ( march) défiler (through dans) ; to parade up and down [soldier, model] défiler ; [child, person] parader.■ parade about, parade around parader.
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