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1. (n.) fanfare
a flourish played on trumpets or the like.
2. fanfare
an ostentatious display.
3. fanfare
publicity.
Etymology: (1760–70; < F)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) ostentation, fanfare, flash
a gaudy outward display
2. (noun) flourish, fanfare, tucket
(music) a short lively tune played on brass instruments
"he entered to a flourish of trumpets"; "her arrival was greeted with a rousing fanfare"
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1. (noun) fanfare
a flourish of trumpets, as in coming into the lists, etc.; also, a short and lively air performed on hunting horns during the chase
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Sense: a short piece of music played by trumpets etc at the entry of a king or queen during a ceremony etc.
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 Afrikaans: trompetgeskal |
 Arabic: لَحْن بوقي |
 Bulgarian: фанфара |
 Brazilian: fanfarra |
 Czech: fanfára |
 German: der Tusch |
 Danish: fanfare |
 Greek: φανφάρα |
 Spanish: fanfarria |
 Estonian: fanfaar |
 Farsi: فانفار؛ نواختن شیپورها |
 Finnish: fanfaari |
 French: fanfare |
 Hebrew: תְרוּעַת חֲצוֹצרוֹת |
 Hindi: धूमधाम |
 Croatian: fanfara |
 Hungarian: harsonaszó |
 Indonesian: tiupan terompet untuk men |
 Icelandic: lúðraþytur |
 Italian: fanfara |
 Japanese: ファンファーレ |
 Korean: 팡파르 |
 Lithuanian: fanfara |
 Latvian: fanfara |
 Malay: bunyi nafiri |
 Dutch: fanfare |
 Norwegian: fanfare |
 Polish: fanfara |
 Persian: فانفار؛ نواختن شیپورها |
 Pashto: نواختن شیپورها |
 Portuguese: fanfarra |
 Romanian: fanfară |
 Russian: фанфары |
 Slovak: fanfára |
 Slovenian: fanfare |
 Serbian: fanfare |
 Swedish: fanfar |
 Thai: การประโคมแตรเดี่ยวแสดงการ |
 Turkish: fanfar, tören borusu |
 Taiwanese: 嘹亮的喇叭聲 |
 Ukrainian: фанфара |
 Urdu: پر تکلف یا دھوم دھام کے س |
 Vietnamese: kèn lệnh |
 Chinese: 嘹亮的喇叭声 |
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