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"ceremonially" in Spanish

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"ceremonially" in Spanish
ceremonially{adverb}
con ceremonia
ceremonial{noun}
ceremonial
ceremonial{adjective}
ceremonial- solemne
Translations & ExamplesSynonymsContext Examples
TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
ceremonially{adverb}
ceremonially
con ceremonia{adv.}
ceremonial{noun}
ceremonial(also: solemnities)
ceremonial{m}
the usual ceremonial trimmings
el boato ceremonial de costumbre
Sometimes there is a danger of them being ceremonial occasions.
A veces existe el peligro de que sean ocasiones ceremoniales.
Today Denmark has a unicameral system, a system of parliamentary government and a queen who has only formal and ceremonial functions.
Actualmente, Dinamarca tiene un sistema unicameral, un sistema de gobierno parlamentario y una reina con funciones meramente formales y ceremoniales.
ceremonial{adjective}
ceremonial
ceremonial{adj.}
Sometimes there is a danger of them being ceremonial occasions.
A veces existe el peligro de que sean ocasiones ceremoniales.
the usual ceremonial trimmings
el boato ceremonial de costumbre
Because they wear the kirpan, a small ceremonial dagger, beneath their clothing, they have been prevented from entering the European Parliament.
Se les ha negado la entrada al Parlamento Europeo por el hecho de llevar debajo de la ropa el kirpan, una pequeña daga ceremonial.
ceremonial(also: grand, portentous)
solemne{adj.}

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (English) for "ceremonially":
ceremonially
ceremoniously- ritually
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "ceremonially" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
The majority of our group take the view that the Charter should not only be ceremonially proclaimed but should also become European law.
La mayoría de los miembros de nuestro Grupo opina que no solamente habría que proclamar la Carta solemnemente, sino que, además, debería entrar a formar parte del Derecho comunitario.
– MrPresident, ladies and gentlemen, tomorrow is the day when the Heads of State or Government come together to ceremonially extend their period of inaction and helplessness.
– SeñorPresidente, Señorías, mañana los Jefes de Estado y de Gobierno se reunirán para prorrogar solemnemente su período de inactividad e impotencia.
– Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, tomorrow is the day when the Heads of State or Government come together to ceremonially extend their period of inaction and helplessness.
– Señor Presidente, Señorías, mañana los Jefes de Estado y de Gobierno se reunirán para prorrogar solemnemente su período de inactividad e impotencia.

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