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праздник
 праздник
gen. holiday; festival; high-day; feast; rejoicings; banner day
| окончания
 окончание
construct. close
| весенних полевых работ
 весенне-полевые работы
agric. spring planting
| у
 у
gen. near
| татар
 татарин
gen. Tartar
| и
 и
gen. and
| башкир
 башкир
geol. the Baskir
- only individual words found (there may be no translations for some thesaurus entries in the bilingual dictionary)

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праздник nstresses
gen. holiday; festival; high-day; feast; rejoicings; banner day; gala day; high day; bank holiday (большой); festal day; red-letter day; holytide; gala-day; play-day (для школьников); legal official, public, bank holiday; festivity; fete (1. (also fair) (both BrE) (NAmE car·ni·val) an outdoor entertainment at which people can play games to win prizes, buy food and drink, etc, usually arranged to make money for a special purpose • the school/village/church fete 2. (NAmE) a special occasion held to celebrate something • a charity fete. OALD Alexander Demidov); gala (a special public celebration or entertainment • a charity gala. OALD Alexander Demidov); festivities (festivities plural the activities that are organized to celebrate a special event • A number of celebrities will be flying in to take part in the festivities. • Christmas/New Year festivities • wedding festivities. OALD Alexander Demidov); special day (steve); fun day (steve); carnival; rejoicing; party (Гера); event (suburbian); merry making
Gruzovik festive occasion; celebration
context. showcase (showcase of athletic finesse sankozh)
dipl. jubilee
fr. fete
inf. big day (Andrey Truhachev); Christmas morning (Cole eats like nobody's business. If I break out a banana he acts like it's Christmas morning. 4uzhoj)
lat. dies feriati (Leonid Dzhepko)
Makarov. legal holiday; official holiday
maor. hakari
obs. ferie (wiktionary.org moevot); merrimake
relig. feast day; Holy convocation
slang liberty; wig
span. fiesta
tech. celebration
праздники n
gen. holibobs (Larkrest)
brit. holidays
inf. hols; hol
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