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Significados de fanfare en inglés

catalán
fanfàrria

A gaudy and proud outward display.

fanfàrria
portugués
fanfarra
español
fanfarria

(Music) a short lively tune played on brass instruments.

fanfarria
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Examples for "flourish"
Examples for "flourish"
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However, away from official channels, unregulated grey market trade continues to flourish.
Reuters
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However, away from official channels, unregulated gray market trade continues to flourish.
Reuters
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To flourish it must attract new designers, new ideas and new muses.
The Guardian
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Without this an environment conducive to state capture will continue to flourish.
The South African
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And American Pharaoh has helped these sites flourish in the past year.
Wired
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I am happier now that I've lost every thing; it's true, Tucket.
The Drummer Boy
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Tucket and Ellis did not play; and the game was between Frank and Harris.
The Drummer Boy
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Tucket led them to a thicket about two miles from camp, where they halted.
The Drummer Boy
4
Tucket assures me that he and the rest were more to blame than you.
The Drummer Boy
5
Tucket had a line of poetry to suit his case:-
The Drummer Boy

Towed sonar decoy.

Uso de fanfare en inglés
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New Zealand signed the Convention in March last year, to great fanfare.
Radio NZ
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A year ago this month, Netflix launched in India with much fanfare.
Wired
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Last week, the company announced, to great fanfare, something called Google Wave.
Wired
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Apple brought Landi to Cupertino from Europe in June with much fanfare.
Wired
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Here is the first time the fanfare was played: Good stuff, right?
Wired
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Other nations may also have continued to test such weapons without fanfare.
Reuters
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The anniversary will be marked this year with much fanfare and chest-thumping.
The Guardian
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All of those online companies went public in 2011 with much fanfare.
Reuters
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It has received much fanfare for being the best at many things.
Wired
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Officials maintain that protective measures are being taken, but with little fanfare.
The Guardian
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I Wish was released without fanfare in the midst of Oscar season.
The Guardian
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This presidential election cycle has had historic levels of fanfare and spectacle.
Ebony
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No big public announcement, no fanfare was the order of the day.
The capitol game
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It seems Aer Lingus hitting the tarmac is causing quite the fanfare.
Independent.ie
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These ideas disappear quietly, like the Sky God, with no great fanfare.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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And they have done all this with absolutely zero fanfare or uproar.
News.com.au
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Translations for fanfare
español
fanfarria
Fanfare a través del tiempo
Fanfare por variante geográfica
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