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Meanings of celebration in English
The public performance of a sacrament or solemn ceremony with all appropriate ritual.
Usage of celebration in English
1
Delivering his homily, Francis said: Today is the celebration of our hope.
2
He needed a little celebration, given the events of the past year.
3
Mr Bhardwaj says Mr Singh's loss comes soon after a family celebration.
4
I went home during our brief period of celebration after the war.
5
Amazing scenes: You should have seen Suarez's celebration when that penalty missed.
6
The last public celebration in that town was in the following year.
7
It was a celebration, mounted in clear expectation of victory-a Russian victory.
8
Today there will be a little celebration at my place of work.
9
The next morning we came up with a good celebration climbing plan.
10
The coming year promises to be one of theatrical commemoration and celebration.
11
History continues spinning its story of conflict and celebration, discovery and horror.
12
However, also visible at the celebration was a modern takeaway coffee cup.
13
For them, yesterday was a day of hope and optimism and celebration.
14
The fate of the celebration was on the knees of the gods.
15
That is why sports achievement is a celebration of natural physical inequality.
16
The day after was the Pagan celebration of children, Day of Children.
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Translations for celebration
Spanish
Celebration through the time
Celebration across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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