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Meanings of formally presented in English

Russian
представление
Portuguese
cerimônia de premiação
Spanish
ceremonia de concurso
Catalan
cerimònia de premi

Event and/or television programming genre based on the presentation of an award.

представление
Usage of formally presented in English
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The Chiefs and their stately and dignified wives were then formally presented.
The Life of King Edward VII / with a sketch of the career of Kin...
2
Master Chow Eng-Shu was formally presented the tong's key to the padlock.
In the shadow of the cypress
3
The officers of the staff came in and were formally presented.
Kings, Queens and Pawns: An American Woman at the Front
4
Tenet never formally presented the Tarnak Farm raid plan for President Clinton's approval.
Ghost wars
5
I, however, could speak to you, although we had not been formally presented.
Manners and Social Usages
6
Columbus Blackie, The General, and Dirty Eddie were formally presented.
The Oakdale Affair
7
At last the matter was formally presented by President Jefferson.
American Negro Slavery / A Survey of the Supply, Employment and ...
8
His host formally presented him to them, one after another.
The Ne'er-Do-Well
9
Uncle Peter, you must be formally presented to my dear Farquharson, my old nurse.
Old Valentines / A Love Story
10
The medals will be formally presented during a ceremony this morning at Carlisle Castle .
BBC
11
Then it was closed and formally presented to Elnora.
A Girl of the Limberlost
12
At the same time my benefactor formally presented me with my little black playmate, Tulp.
In the Valley
13
However, Riyadh denied on Sunday reports that it had formally presented the resolution to the assembly.
Reuters
14
The German paper was neither formally presented nor discussed during the nine hours of fraught negotiations.
The Guardian
15
The source asked not to be identified because the offer has not been formally presented yet.
Reuters
16
As soon as the cases had been formally presented, the tribunal adjourned till the following June.
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