English-German translation for "celebrate"

"celebrate" German translation

celebrate
[ˈselibreit; -lə-]transitive verb | transitives Verb v/t

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feiern, festlich begehen feiern, verherrlichen, preisen zelebrieren. feiern, lasen öffentlich verkünden
  • zelebrieren. feiern, lasen
    celebrate religion | ReligionREL masset cetera, and so on | etc., und so weiter etc
    celebrate religion | ReligionREL masset cetera, and so on | etc., und so weiter etc
  • öffentlich verkünden
    celebrate rare | seltenselten (proclaim)
    celebrate rare | seltenselten (proclaim)
celebrate
[ˈselibreit; -lə-]intransitive verb | intransitives Verb v/i

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feiern zelebrieren
  • zelebrieren
    celebrate religion | ReligionREL
    celebrate religion | ReligionREL
  • celebrate syn vgl. → see „keep“
    celebrate syn vgl. → see „keep“
to celebrate the occasion
to celebrate the occasion
Es gibt viele Gründe, die gegenwärtige Demokratisierungswelle zu feiern.
There are many reasons to celebrate the current democratic wave.
Source: News-Commentary
Der Radrennfahrer Lance Armstrong feierte vor kurzem ein Jubiläum.
The cyclist Lance Armstrong recently celebrated an anniversary.
Source: News-Commentary
Haben Sie das neue Jahr auf eine besondere Art gefeiert?
Did you celebrate the New Year in a special way?
Source: GlobalVoices
Leider war da nicht viel zu feiern.
Unfortunately, there was not much to celebrate.
Source: Europarl
Portugal wird in Kürze 500 Jahre Fischerei in der Terra-Nova-Bucht feiern.
Portugal will soon be celebrating 500 years of fishing in Newfoundland.
Source: Europarl
Es wird in vielen Ländern gefeiert.
It is celebrated in many countries.
Source: GlobalVoices
Trotzdem haben Physiker und Mathematiker Grund zum Feiern.
Physicists and mathematicians nonetheless have reason to celebrate.
Source: News-Commentary
Es wird also nun ein ehemals versklavtes Land eingeladen, seine Gefangenschaft zu feiern.
Thus, a former captive nation is now being invited to celebrate its captivity.
Source: News-Commentary
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