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Significados de memorialization en inglés

portugués
comemoração
catalán
commemoració
español
conmemoración

A ceremony to honor the memory of someone or something.

conmemoración
Sinónimos
Examples for "commemoration"
Examples for "commemoration"
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It's also a great time for us as our new year's commemoration.
Radio NZ
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The coming year promises to be one of theatrical commemoration and celebration.
The Irish Times
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A dissident republican Easter commemoration in Derry passed off without incident today.
The Irish Times
4
Soon we'll see exactly what alternative vision for the commemoration we're getting.
The Irish Times
5
The official commemoration of the first world war focused mainly on men.
The Guardian
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A gargantuan attempt at historical memorialisation, Shoah stands utterly alone in documentary history.
The Guardian
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At times the testimony of witnesses reminded one of funeral-like memorialisation.
The South African
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The protests have prompted a re-evaluation of the memorialisation of Britain's colonial and slave-trading past.
Reuters
4
Some say information about memorialisation is buried several menus deep and can be difficult to find.
Radio NZ
5
In 2009, the site introduced memorialisation, whereby a deceased user's profile can be turned into a memorial page.
Radio NZ
Uso de memorialization en inglés
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Describes the memorialization of his death by passers-by, who left tokens at the spot where he was killed.
The new yorker
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Or is your vocation a literary project -good for memorialization and remembrance but not as a generator of applicable insights?
NY Magazine
3
Dr. Carpenter, 75, was involved first as Dean and then he was also the Ordinary of the Abbey and responsible for worship and memorialization.
The new yorker
4
With the assassination of the famed civil rights hero, the steles dedicated to him became iconic and rare memorializations.
Ebony
Colocaciones frecuentes
Translations for memorialization
portugués
comemoração
Memorialization a través del tiempo