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Перевод: cortege

[существительное]
кортеж ; шествие; торжественное шествие

Тезаурус:

1. The Eleanor Cross, at the edge of the park on London Road, is one of only three surviving crosses erected by Edward I to mark the route of Queen Eleanor's funeral cortege in 1290.
2. The god of the dead spirits, Chontamenti (He Who Is In The Utmost West), is often depicted with the head of a dog or jackal and newly dead spirits sometimes assume this form also, howling as the cortege passes.
3. An article in the Stamford Mercury on 28 December 1950 claimed that St. Thomas' Church was where Queen Eleanor's funeral cortege stayed the night in December 1290 whilst on its journey to Westminster.
4. When the cortege stopped he bowed his head under the bier and prayed requesting that he should die that night to join the bishop in heaven.
5. His funeral cortege was a quarter of a mile long, and the procession included not only members of Oxford University and distinguished public figures, but also representatives of the underprivileged, whose cause he had championed most vigorously.
6. Everyone on the trams and buses was carrying bales and bundles, so that the freak morning rush-hour looked like an immense double-decker funeral cortege, winding its way out of the centre of Glasgow in every direction.
7. The cortege started at from Dick's home near the river, paused at the rowing club, then progressed along the river front past the clubs which he and his father and his uncles, cousins, and brothers had served - Vesta, Lensbury, Westminster School, Barclays and NatWest and Midland banks, and the London Rowing Club.
8. "When the cortege arrived a grave ear-marked, I think, for one of the Kavanagh sisters had been opened two doors down from Patrick's, which at this stage had a wooden crucifix made and erected by Peter and crazy pavings which I gather were stepping stones from a stream on the homestead and mentioned in one of the poems.
9. I remember that between a death and the subsequent funeral the street would be very quiet, pianos were locked, children were not allowed to play anywhere near the house and on the day of interment, all blinds were drawn, whilst as the cortege made its way to the Cemetery people would stop, the men always removing headgear.
10. In the circumstances, no member of Katherine's funeral cortege was particularly surprised that there was trouble at the graveside, though they were relieved Dr Kavanagh had stayed away, the line from New York to Inniskeen quivering with warnings that opening Patrick's grave would be regarded as desecration.
11. Nearby on London Road is one of only three surviving Eleanor Crosses, which mark the route of Queen Eleanor's funeral cortege in 1290.
12. He returned in a few minutes with a very wet and chastened Liam and the cortege was complete.
13. Nearby is Eleanor Cross, one of only three surviving crosses marking the route of Queen Eleanor's funeral cortege in 1290.