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m funeral procession, (funeral) cortege förm.* * *Trau|er|zugmfuneral procession* * *Trau·er·zugm funeral procession* * *der funeral procession* * ** * *der funeral procession* * *m.funeral procession n. -
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m funeral procession, cortęge* * *der Leichenzugfuneral procession* * *Lei|chen|zugmfuneral procession* * *Lei·chen·zugm (geh) funeral procession* * *der (geh.) cortège; funeral procession* * *Leichenzug m funeral procession, cortège* * *der (geh.) cortège; funeral procession* * *m.funeral cortege n. -
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n; -ses, -se burial; feierlich: auch funeral* * *das Begräbnisentombment; burial; funeral* * *Be|gräb|nis [bə'grɛːpnɪs]nt -ses, -seburial; (= Begräbnisfeier) funeral* * *das1) ((an instance of) burying (a dead body) in a grave etc: my grandfather's burial: ( also adjective) a burial service.) burial2) (the ceremony before the burying or cremation of a dead body: A large number of people attended the president's funeral; ( also adjective) a funeral procession.) funeral* * *Be·gräb·nis<-ses, -se>[bəˈgrɛpnɪs]nt burial, funeral* * *das; Begräbnisses, Begräbnisse burial; (Begräbnisfeier) funeral* * ** * *das; Begräbnisses, Begräbnisse burial; (Begräbnisfeier) funeral* * *n.burial n.entombment n.funeral (with burial) n. -
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7 Beerdigungsprozession
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Lei·chen·zug m( geh) funeral procession -
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Trau·er·zug mfuneral procession -
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f; -, -en procession* * *die Prozessionprocession* * *Pro|zes|si|on [protsɛ'sioːn]f -, -enprocession* * *die1) (a procession, especially at a funeral.) cortège2) (a line of people, vehicles etc moving forward in order, especially for a ceremonial purpose: The procession moved slowly through the streets.) procession* * *Pro·zes·si·on<-, -en>[protsɛˈsi̯o:n]f procession* * *die; Prozession, Prozessionen procession* * ** * *die; Prozession, Prozessionen procession* * *f.procession n.
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