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Перевод: pageant

[существительное]
зрелище; маскарад ; пышное зрелище; пышная процессия; живая картина; карнавальное шествие; инсценировка ; показное зрелище; бессодержательное зрелище; пустой блеск; подвижная сцена

Тезаурус:

1. the pageant and fuss
2. Event 7 A WALK AROUND THE PAGEANT STOPS OF THE MEDIEVAL MYSTERY PLAYS
3. He also wrote several works of popular devotion, including the widely used St Vincent's Prayer Book (1971), A Pageant of Holiness (1983) and Rambling Through Life (1984).
4. Bicheiros might be wanted criminals for 362 days of the year, only to turn monarchs during the pre-Lenten pageant, samba-dancing arm in arm with governors, mayors and other overworld glitterati .
5. Eliot made clear that his Pageant Play made no pretence of being a contribution to the dramatic literature of England.
6. Colourful pageant of famous Scottish characters.
7. "I bet you see the whole rich pageant of sapient life," said Tabitha, "going through people's bags."
8. Kolve refers to a sixteenth-century story about a player from a pageant wearing his devil's costume while going home, "frightening everyone grievously".
9. Within, that arena might well harbour some exhibition or pageant, and thus be of no significance in a war.
10. The Saltash Fair and pageant was a popular event of the 1930s, revived in the 1950s as Winkle Fair with "King Cockle".
11. Many readers will recall the highly regarded Pageant, Festival and Signifer models as well as the more recent 442 and MS20 designs.
12. A Dance to the Music of Time is also a vast human pageant, not about a narrator discovering his own past, as with Proust.
13. In the nineteenth century this leisurely view of the pageant of time began to speed up.