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41 saatto
yks.nom. saatto; yks.gen. saaton; yks.part. saattoa; yks.ill. saattoon; mon.gen. saattojen; mon.part. saattoja; mon.ill. saattoihinprocession (noun)* * *• procession• follow-through• cortége• cortege• convoying• escorting• escort -
42 motorcade
1. n автоколонна, колонна автотранспорта2. n вереница автомобилей; кортеж автомобилей3. n воен. парад мотомеханизированных войскСинонимический ряд:procession (noun) cavalcade; file; march; pageant; parade; procession; progression; review; succession -
43 funeral
noun1) Beerdigung, die2) attrib.funeral procession — Leichenzug, der (geh.)
funeral service — Trauerfeier, die
3) (coll.): (concern)* * *['fju:nərəl](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.) das Begräbnis, Begräbnis-...* * *fu·ner·al[ˈfju:nərəl]to attend a \funeral auf eine Beerdigung gehen\funeral preparations Beerdigungsvorbereitungen pl\funeral service Trauergottesdienst m* * *['fjuːnə rəl]nBegräbnis nt, Beerdigung f, Beisetzung f (form)well, that's your funeral (inf) — na ja, das ist dein persönliches Pech (inf), das ist dein Problem (inf)
* * *funeral [ˈfjuːnərəl]A s1. Begräbnis n, Beerdigung f, Bestattung f, Beisetzung f:he’s at a funeral er ist auf einem Begräbnis2. Leichenzug m3. umg Sorge f, Sache f:that’s your funeral das ist deine Sache oder dein Problem;it wasn’t my funeral es ging mich nichts anB adj Begräbnis…, Leichen…, Trauer…, Grab…:funeral allowance Sterbegeld n;funeral director Bestattungsunternehmer(in);funeral parlo(u)r Leichenhalle f;funeral procession Leichenzug m;funeral service Trauergottesdienst m;* * *noun1) Beerdigung, die2) attrib.funeral director — Bestattungsunternehmer, der
funeral procession — Leichenzug, der (geh.)
funeral service — Trauerfeier, die
3) (coll.): (concern)* * *(with burial) n.Begräbnis n. adj.Begräbnis- präfix.Leichenbegängnis n. n.Beerdigung f.Beisetzung f.Bestattung f. -
44 pageant
noun1) (spectacle) Schauspiel, das2) (play)historical pageant — Historienspiel, das
* * *['pæ‹ənt]1) (a dramatic performance made up of different, usually historical scenes, often performed during a procession: The children performed a historical pageant.) das Festspiel2) (any fine show or display: a pageant of colour.) der Prunk•- academic.ru/53055/pageantry">pageantry* * *pag·eant[ˈpæʤənt]n* * *['pdZənt]n(= show) historische Aufführung, Historienspiel nt; (= procession) Festzug mthe whole pageant of life — die breite Fülle des Lebens
* * *pageant [ˈpædʒənt] sb) (historisches) Festspiel2. Prunk m, Gepränge n, Pomp m3. figa) (prächtiges, wechselvolles) Bildb) pej leerer Prunkc) pej hohler Schein* * *noun1) (spectacle) Schauspiel, das2) (play)historical pageant — Historienspiel, das
* * *n.Pomp nur sing. m. -
45 carnival
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. -
46 cortege
nounTrauerzug, der* * *[ko:'teʒ](a procession, especially at a funeral.) die Prozession* * *cor·tege[kɔ:ˈteɪʒ, AM kɔ:rˈteʒ]n Leichenzug m* * *[kɔː'teɪZ]n(= retinue) Gefolge nt; (= procession) Prozession f; (= funeral cortège) Leichenzug m* * *1. Gefolge n, Kortege n (eines Fürsten)2. Zug m, Prozession f, besonders Leichenzug m* * *nounTrauerzug, der -
47 cortège
nounTrauerzug, der* * *[ko:'teʒ](a procession, especially at a funeral.) die Prozession* * *cor·tege[kɔ:ˈteɪʒ, AM kɔ:rˈteʒ]n Leichenzug m* * *[kɔː'teɪZ]n(= retinue) Gefolge nt; (= procession) Prozession f; (= funeral cortège) Leichenzug m* * *1. Gefolge n, Kortege n (eines Fürsten)2. Zug m, Prozession f, besonders Leichenzug m* * *nounTrauerzug, der -
48 demonstration
noun1) (also meeting, procession) Demonstration, die2) (showing of appliances etc.) Vorführung, die3) (proof) Beweis, der* * *1) (a display or exhibition (of how something works etc): I'd like a demonstration of this dishwasher.) die Vorführung2) ((also demo ['demou] - plural demos) a public expression of opinion by holding meetings and processions, showing placards etc.) die Demonstration* * *dem·on·stra·tion[ˌdemənˈstreɪʃən]nlet me give you a \demonstration of how the camera works ich zeige dir mal, wie die Kamera funktioniert\demonstration of forces Machtdemonstration fshe gave him a hug as a \demonstration of her affection sie umarmte ihn als Zeichen ihrer Zuneigungto take part in a \demonstration an einer Demonstration teilnehmen* * *["demən'streISən]1. n1) (of truth, emotions, needs, goodwill, skill, bravery) Beweis m; (by experiment, example) Demonstration f; (of appliance etc) Vorführung f; (of operation) Vorführung f, Demonstration fto give a demonstration of sth (by experiment, example) — etw demonstrieren; of operation also, of gadget etw vorführen
he gave us a demonstration — er zeigte es uns
2) (POL ETC) Demonstration fto hold/break up a demonstration — eine Demonstration veranstalten or durchführen/auflösen
2. attr* * *1. Demonstrierung f, (anschauliche) Darstellung, Veranschaulichung f, praktisches Beispiel:demonstration material Anschauungsmaterial nof für):to demonstration überzeugendb) Beweismittel nc) Beweisführung fto vor jemandem):demonstration car Vorführwagen m4. Demonstration f, Bekundung f:demonstration of gratitude Dankesbezeigung f5. Demonstration f, Kundgebung f:at a demonstration bei einer Demonstration, auf einer Kundgebung6. (politische oder militärische) Demonstration7. MIL Ablenkungs-, Scheinmanöver n* * *noun1) (also meeting, procession) Demonstration, die2) (showing of appliances etc.) Vorführung, die3) (proof) Beweis, der* * *n.Beweis -e m.Demonstration f.Kundgebung f.Vorführung f. -
49 tail-end
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50 tail-end
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51 tail-end
noun (the very end or last part: the tail-end of the procession.) cola, parte final; extremotr[teɪl'end]1 final nombre masculino, parte nombre femenino final -
52 heading
noun (what is written at the top of a page etc: The teacher said that essays must have a proper heading.) overskrift, titteltittelsubst. \/ˈhedɪŋ\/1) rubrikk, overskrift, tittel2) ledelse3) ( murerfag) binderskift, koppskift4) retning, kurs5) ( på brev e.l.) hode6) ( fotball) heading, nikking7) ( gruvedrift) stoll -
53 setting
1) (a background: This castle is the perfect setting for a murder.) bakgrunn, ramme2) (an arrangement of jewels in eg a ring.) innfatning3) (music composed for a poem etc: settings of folk songs.) musikk til dikt (osv.)innstilling--------rammeIsubst. \/ˈsetɪŋ\/1) omgivelse, miljø2) ( typografi) setting3) ( overført) bakgrunn, ramme4) ( om edelstener e.l.) innfatning5) ( om teater e.l.) kulisser, scenebilde, sted, tid6) ( musikk) tonesetting, musikk7) kuvert8) ( om brytere e.l.) innstilling9) ( om himmellegeme) nedgang10) ( om vind eller strøm) retningsetting costs ( typografi) settekostnaderIIadj. \/ˈsetɪŋ\/som går ned, synkende, dalende -
54 tail-end
noun (the very end or last part: the tail-end of the procession.) bakhluti, aftasti hluti -
55 tail-end
noun (the very end or last part: the tail-end of the procession.) vminek a legvége -
56 tail-end
noun (the very end or last part: the tail-end of the procession.) cauda -
57 tail-end
noun (the very end or last part: the tail-end of the procession.) en son kısmı, uç -
58 tail-end
noun (the very end or last part: the tail-end of the procession.) rep -
59 tail-end
noun (the very end or last part: the tail-end of the procession.) siste del, slutten -
60 tail-end
noun (the very end or last part: the tail-end of the procession.) fine, coda
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