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Перевод: gala

[прилагательное]
торжественный; парадный; праздничный;
[существительное]
празднество
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. Channel 4 has a variety of dance programmes, namely Maguy Marin's bizarre version of Cinderella on Christmas Eve; An Evening for Armenia, the Covent Garden gala of earlier this year, on Christmas Day; the ubiquitous movie Red Shoes and English National Ballet in Swan Lake (Evelyn Hart and Schaufuss in the leads) on Boxing Day.
2. The free landing place, by the bridge, is frequently used by pleasure boats, particularly in the summer, with a gala being held there each year.
3. Her Royal Highness, Grand President of St John Ambulance Association and Brigade, was present this evening at a Gala Evening at Garrard, Regent Street, in aid of the Order of St John.
4. WELSHPOOL GALA 1992 Pictures: JOHN FAIRCLOUGH
5. It featured strongly with Nos. 7752 and 68009 in the SDR's Summer Gala on Sunday the same weekend which drew massive crowds .
6. Rich, spicy and dramatic, Gala Loewe is our favourite for winter.
7. Johnny Brown guided the lad at Gala U14 and U16 levels and now continues as coach to the senior club.
8. Oldham were not mere spectators to this East Anglian gala night.
9. "The maypole gala is primarily a day for the children.
10. The GS operettas will be released in September, coupled with (c/w) with the following Sullivan works: Patience (c/w the " Irish Symphony in E : Pirates of Penzance (c/w the overtures The Sorcerer , Princess Ida, Cox and Box and the Overture in C "In Memoriam"); Ruddigore (c/w incidental music to The Tempest and The Merchant of Venice Suite); Iolanthe (c/w Overtura di Ballo); The Mikado; The Gondoliers; HMS Pinafore; The Yeomen of the Guard ; "Gilbert and Sullivan Gala".
11. When I had a chat with him he had just celebrated Gala's triumph at Heriot's FP U21 sevens, in which his centre was older brother Craig.
12. ENGLISH National Opera's acclaimed production of Puccini's Madam Butterfly receives a Royal Gala at the London Coliseum in aid of the RSNC's British Wildlife Appeal on December 8.
13. WHAT a delightful coup by the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, to open its doors to the Maryinsky Theatre, St Petersburg, in a Royal gala celebrating the Russians' renaming both the theatre and its city with their original title.