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Meanings of easter in English

Catalan
vent de l'est

A wind from the east.

vent de l'est
Usage of easter in English
1
There are even a few easter eggs if you look closely enough.
Wired
2
Our reporter Sally Murphy has been talking to some easter egg fans.
Radio NZ
3
Last year seven people lost their lives during the easter period.
Radio NZ
4
To-day the weather is on its good behavior; the south-easter rests on its
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
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Easter fell in April this year but in late March last year.
Reuters
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Stock markets across Europe were closed for the Easter Monday bank holiday.
The Irish Times
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But with the Easter attack, we may need four years, Gunatilleka said.
Reuters
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The Easter Rising clearly still has a potent power 90 years on.
The Irish Times
9
Easter break, chocolate and weather forecast in no particular order of importance.
The Irish Times
10
When to go Avoid July and August, Easter and Christmas-New Year holidays.
News.com.au
11
Previously Parkfield said they would continue as normal after the Easter holidays.
The Guardian
12
The council retains the option to allow Easter trading in the future.
Radio NZ
13
She encouraged people to continue to avoid gatherings over the Easter period.
Radio NZ
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The approach of Easter seems to awaken the same feelings every year.
The Irish Times
15
Prices usually hike up over Easter, Christmas and New Years as well.
The South African
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Easter is a thing that is happening next week by the way.
The Irish Times
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Translations for easter
Easter through the time
Easter across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common