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1 festlich
II Adv.: festlich geschmückt decked out with festive decoration; festlich begehen celebrate; festlich bewirten entertain lavishly* * *grand; solemn; ceremonial; festal; festive; ceremonious* * *fẹst|lich ['fɛstlɪç]1. adjfestive; (= feierlich) solemn; (= prächtig) splendid, magnificentein festlicher Tag — a special or red-letter day
2. advgeschmückt festively; gekleidet formallyetw festlich begehen — to celebrate sth
* * *(happy and (as if) celebrating: a festive atmosphere.) festive* * *fest·lichI. adj1. (feierlich) festiveII. adv festivelyetw \festlich begehen (geh) to celebrate sth\festlich gekleidet sein to be dressed up* * *1.1) festive < atmosphere>2.1) festively* * *B. adv:festlich geschmückt decked out with festive decoration;festlich begehen celebrate;festlich bewirten entertain lavishly* * *1.1) festive < atmosphere>2) (einem Fest gemäß) formal < dress>2.1) festively2) (einem Fest gemäß) formally* * *adj.convivial adj.festal adj.festive adj. adv.convivially adv.festively adv.solemnly adv. -
2 formell
II Adv. formally; (der Form halber) as a matter of form; formell leitet sie das Projekt officially she’s in charge of the project* * *solemn; full-dress; formal* * *for|mẹll [fɔr'mɛl]1. adjformal2. adv(= offiziell) formally, officiallyals Bürgermeister musste er den Vorfall formell verurteilen — as mayor he had to deplore the incident as a matter of form
* * *1) formally2) ((of language) exactly correct by grammatical etc rules but not conversational: Her English was very formal.) formal* * *for·mell[fɔrˈmɛl]I. adj1. (offiziell) officialeine \formelle Stellungnahme an official statement2. (förmlich) formalII. adv1. (offiziell) officially2. (nach den Vorschriften) formally, technically* * *1.Adjektiv formal2.adverbial formallydie Einladung wurde rein formell ausgesprochen — the invitation was made only as a matter of form
er ist nur formell im Recht — he's only technically in the right
* * *A. adj formal;sehr formell sein Person: auch stand on ceremonyformell leitet sie das Projekt officially she’s in charge of the project* * *1.Adjektiv formal2.adverbial formally* * *adj.formal adj.starchy adj. adv.formally adv. -
3 konventionell
I Adj.2. (steif) stiff, formal* * *orthodox; conventional* * *kon|ven|ti|o|nell [kɔnvEntsio'nɛl]1. adjconventional2. advconventionally* * *1) (suitable or correct for occasions when things are done according to a fixed and accepted way: You must wear formal dress.) formal2) ((of an actor) playing normal characters, or (of a play) of the ordinary type - not a musical or variety show.) straight* * *[kɔnvɛntsi̯oˈnɛl]I. adj\konventionelle Arbeitsgebiete conventional fields of work, conventional2. MIL conventionalII. adv2. MIL conventionally* * *1.1) conventional2) (förmlich) formal2.1) conventionally; in a conventional way2) (förmlich) formally* * *A. adj1. conventional;konventionelle Waffensysteme MIL conventional weapon systems2. (steif) stiff, formalB. adv:hier geht es sehr konventionell zu it’s all very stiff and formal here* * *1.1) conventional2) (förmlich) formal2.1) conventionally; in a conventional way2) (förmlich) formally* * *adj.conventional adj. adv.conventionally adv. -
4 sich fein anziehen
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5 sich fein machen
1. to dress up (formally)2. to get spruced up3. to spruce oneself up coll.
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