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1. (n.) cortege
a procession, esp. a ceremonial one:
a funeral cortege.
2. cortege
a line or train of attendants; retinue.
Etymology: (1670–80; < F < It corteggio courtly retinue, der. of corteggiare to court, itself der. of cortecourt)
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1. (noun) cortege
a funeral procession
2. (noun) cortege, retinue, suite, entourage
the group following and attending to some important person
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1. (noun) cortege
a train of attendants; a procession
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Sense: a procession, especially at a funeral.
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 Arabic: مَوْكِب جَنائِزي |
 Brazilian: procissão |
 German: die Prozession |
 Danish: følge; kortege; ligtog |
 Greek: πομπή, συνοδεία |
 Spanish: cortejo, comitiva |
 Estonian: matuserongkäik |
 Finnish: saatto |
 French: cortège |
 Indonesian: iring-iringan |
 Icelandic: fylgdarlið; líkfylgd |
 Italian: corteo |
 Japanese: 行列 |
 Korean: (장례식 등의) 행렬 |
 Lithuanian: kortežas |
 Latvian: kortežs; procesija |
 Dutch: (rouw)stoet |
 Norwegian: kortesje, høytidelig oppt |
 Polish: kondukt, orszak |
 Persian: گروه |
 Pashto: ډله خلك (لكه په جنازه پسى |
 Portuguese: procissão |
 Romanian: cortegiu |
 Russian: (похоронный) кортеж |
 Slovenian: (pogrebni) sprevod |
 Swedish: kortege, tåg |
 Thai: ขบวนแห่ศพ |
 Turkish: alay, kortej |
 Taiwanese: 送葬行列 |
 Chinese: 送葬行列 |
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