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141 feierlich
I Adj. (ernst, würdevoll) solemn; (nach einem Zeremoniell) ceremonial; (förmlich steif) ceremonious; (festlich) festive; das ist ( schon) nicht mehr feierlich umg. it’s beyond a joke, Am. it’s not funny anymoreII Adv.: feierlich begehen celebrate; ... wird Mittwoch feierlich eröffnet... will have a formal ( oder ceremonial) opening on Wednesday; feierlich versprechen solemnly promise; feierlich versprechen, dass... auch make a solemn promise that...* * *solemn; festive; ceremonious; ritualistic; ceremonial* * *fei|er|lich ['faiɐlɪç]1. adj(= ernsthaft, würdig) solemn; (= festlich) festive; (= förmlich) ceremonialdas ist ja nicht mehr féíerlich (inf) — that's beyond a joke (inf)
2. advsolemnlyeinen Tag féíerlich begehen — to celebrate a day
* * *1) (formal or official: a ceremonial occasion such as the opening of parliament.) ceremonial2) solemnly3) (stately; having formal dignity: a solemn procession.) solemn* * *fei·er·lich[ˈfaiɐlɪç]I. adj1. (erhebend) ceremonial, formalein \feierlicher Akt a ceremonial actein \feierlicher Anlass a formal occasion2. (nachdrücklich) solemn\feierliche Beteuerungen solemn declarationein \feierlicher Schwur a solemn oath3.II. adv1. (würdig) formallyetw \feierlich begehen to celebrate sth2. (nachdrücklich) solemnly* * *1.1) ceremonial; solemndas ist ja [schon] nicht mehr feierlich — (ugs.) it's got beyond a joke
2) (emphatisch) solemn < declaration>2.1) solemnly; ceremoniouslyfeierlich verabschiedet werden — be given a ceremonious farewell
2) (emphatisch) solemnly <declare, swear, etc.>* * *A. adj (ernst, würdevoll) solemn; (nach einem Zeremoniell) ceremonial; (förmlich steif) ceremonious; (festlich) festive;B. adv:feierlich begehen celebrate;feierlich versprechen solemnly promise;feierlich versprechen, dass … auch make a solemn promise that …* * *1.1) ceremonial; solemndas ist ja [schon] nicht mehr feierlich — (ugs.) it's got beyond a joke
2) (emphatisch) solemn < declaration>2.1) solemnly; ceremoniously2) (emphatisch) solemnly <declare, swear, etc.>* * *adj.ceremonial adj.grave adj.ritualistic adj.solemn adj. adv.ceremoniously adv.ritualistically adv.ritually adv.solemnly adv.
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