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81 solemnity
торжественность имя существительное:торжественность (solemnity, gravity)торжественная церемония (solemnity, flourish of trumpets) -
82 торжественная церемония
ceremony имя существительное:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > торжественная церемония
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83 het geschal van trompetten en bazuinen
het geschal van trompetten en bazuinenthe blast/ 〈 ter verwelkoming ook〉 flourish of trumpetsVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > het geschal van trompetten en bazuinen
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84 Fanfare
f1. fanfare2. flourish of trumpets3. multitone horn -
85 fanfar
mus. 1. brass band. 2. flourish (of trumpets), fanfare. -
86 fanfár
fanfare, flourish of trumpets -
87 harsonaszóval
with a flourish of trumpets -
88 nagy csinnadrattával
with a flourish of trumpets -
89 nagy dérrel-dúrral
with a flourish of trumpets -
90 nagydobra verve
with a flourish of trumpets -
91 trombitaszóval
with a flourish of trumpets -
92 Tusch
* * *der Tuschflourish; fanfare* * *Tụsch [tʊʃ]m -es, -e2) (Aus = Tusche) Indian ink* * *der1) (a short piece of music played by trumpets etc at the entry of a king or queen during a ceremony etc.) fanfare2) (an ornamental passage of music: There was a flourish on the trumpets.) flourish* * *<-es, -e>[tʊʃ]m MUS fanfare, flourish* * *der; Tusch[e]s, Tusche fanfare* * *einen kräftigen Tusch spielen play a great fanfare* * *der; Tusch[e]s, Tusche fanfare -
93 туш
м. муз.flourish ['flʌ-] (of trumpets)сыгра́ть туш — play a flourish
разда́лся туш — a flourish was sounded
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94 תרועת חצוצרות
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95 fanfare
n. fanfare, flourish played by trumpets; showy display -
96 trompetgeschal
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