Spanish
presentación en la corte Catalan
presentació Formal cultural ceremony in which an individual is introduced to an assembly or head of state.
Synonyms
Examples for "presentation"
Examples for "presentation"
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So far the new administration has got the politics and presentation wrong.
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Young age and symptomatic presentation were found to be high risk factors.
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This is his first classroom presentation; he's looking for the right words.
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I used your Monday morning presentation on the RSS as an example.
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Delay in presentation and increased age were the most common reasons cited.
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How on earth was she going to cope with all the rig ma role of a court presentation?
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The intriguing thing about Martin McDonagh's The Beauty Queen of Leenane is how its utter predictability survives this intelligent Druid Theatre and Royal Court presentation.
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The evening of the Court presentation, she returned to her and related with complete gestures, how she had advanced to the throne, curtsied and withdrawn.
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This was the way they always described their presentation at court.
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Of the bride's beautiful dress, and of Lady Winwood's coming presentation at court!
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Her presentation at court.
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I prepared for my presentation at court in my best, but cut a sorry figure in comparison with the dressy Waganda.
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Her wedding day had been the happiest day of her life, and her presentation at court as his wife completed it.
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The second was his presentation at court, where he was not less successful with the Emperor than he had been with the Patriarch.
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But perhaps the most annoying business of all arose from presentations at court.
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At the same time she told him excitedly of Germain's presentation at Court.
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Presentations at court; troublesome applications; pleasure of aiding legitimate American efforts and ambitions; discriminations.
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In mentioning Miss Snobky, daughter of Sir Snobby Snobky, whose presentation at Court caused such a sensation, need I say more?
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He would certainly be anxious to make use of the new play he was preparing for presentation at Court on Twelfth Day, January 6, 1577.