Usage of "fanfare" | TermGallery

каталонский

A gaudy and proud outward display.

португальский

испанский

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

Towed sonar decoy.

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Использование термина fanfare на английском

New Zealand signed the Convention in March last year, to great fanfare. 
 Radio NZ 

A year ago this month, Netflix launched in India with much fanfare. 
 Wired 

Last week, the company announced, to great fanfare, something called Google Wave. 
 Wired 

Apple brought Landi to Cupertino from Europe in June with much fanfare. 
 Wired 

Here is the first time the fanfare was played: Good stuff, right? 
 Wired 

Other nations may also have continued to test such weapons without fanfare. 
 Reuters 

The anniversary will be marked this year with much fanfare and chest-thumping. 
 The Guardian 

All of those online companies went public in 2011 with much fanfare. 
 Reuters 

It has received much fanfare for being the best at many things. 
 Wired 

Officials maintain that protective measures are being taken, but with little fanfare. 
 The Guardian 

I Wish was released without fanfare in the midst of Oscar season. 
 The Guardian 

This presidential election cycle has had historic levels of fanfare and spectacle. 
 Ebony 

No big public announcement, no fanfare was the order of the day. 
 The capitol game 

It seems Aer Lingus hitting the tarmac is causing quite the fanfare. 
 Independent.ie 

These ideas disappear quietly, like the Sky God, with no great fanfare. 
 A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ... 

And they have done all this with absolutely zero fanfare or uproar. 
 News.com.au 

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каталонский

португальский

испанский

Fanfare через время

Fanfare в диалектах

Ирландия

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Великобритания

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Значения термина fanfare на английском