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переходящие праздники
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festa móvel
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festa mòbil
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festividad no fija
Observance in a liturgical calendar with no fixed calendar date.
movable feast
fixed feasts
movable feasts
Russian
переходящие праздники
movable feast
fixed feasts
movable feasts
1
You see, on weekdays his lunch is at best a
movable
feast
.
2
The rep circuit is no longer a stable fixture, but a
movable
feast
.
3
Some acute observer has said that 'age is a
movable
feast
.
'
4
For the second successive week England's chosen starting XV are proving a
movable
feast
.
5
Since their inception in the late 1990s, Food have been the proverbial
movable
feast
.
1
Everything was on time; his meals were
regular
-
not
movable
feasts
.
2
I shall have to stop now, Aunt Jennie dear, and goodness knows when this will reach you, as mails are very
movable
feasts
.
1
It's a
moveable
feast
as our political editor Jane Patterson reports.
2
The commemoration has been concentrated on Easter Sunday, a
moveable
feast
of the Christian denominations.
3
The "
moveable
feast
"
of Easter occurs relatively late in the solar calendar this year.
4
They are a very
moveable
feast
and benefit greatly from all sorts of add-ins and swaps.
5
In fact they are a six-piece band, as well as a
moveable
feast
of other players.
6
You truly are my
moveable
feast
.
7
The band itself is more of a
moveable
feast
in terms of it's players and their role in it.
8
A
moveable
feast
indeed.
9
It had to be torture for those who were themselves enough to know their condition made a
moveable
feast
of reality.
10
It's a reminder that spring is not so much a
moveable
feast
as a drawn-out process of many stages, many steps.
11
Historically, equities are the best performing asset class, globally, but the availability of those returns to investors is a
moveable
feast
.
12
This particular mid-term is a decidedly
moveable
feast
,
as it not linked to a particular date such as Hallowe'en or a church holiday.
13
Unlike Christmas, corporate earnings days are a
moveable
feast
,
and how executives decide to schedule them turns out to be a strong leading indicator.
14
Well, the line is a
moveable
feast
when you can hint at assassinating your opponent, at the black vote being rigged, at interviewers menstruating.
15
Must have been a long Christmas, I thought, but looking at the travellers, it was clear that much of their lives is a
moveable
feast
.
16
Breakfast and luncheon are extremely
moveable
feasts
.
moveable
feast
moveable
Russian
переходящие праздники
скользящий праздник
переходящий праздник
подвижные праздники
Portuguese
festa móvel
Catalan
festa mòbil
Spanish
festividad no fija
feriado no fijo