processions in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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procession [Brit prəˈsɛʃ(ə)n, Am prəˈsɛʃən] N

funeral procession [ˈfjuːnərəlprəˌseʃn] N

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torchlight walk, procession
fiaccolata
bridal car, procession, bed, chamber
degli sposi
solemn celebration, procession, tribute
solenne

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processione
procession
andare in processione
to go or walk in procession
processione del Corpus Domini
Corpus Christi procession
corteo (processione)
procession
il corteo degli scioperanti
the procession of strikers
corteo di auto
procession of cars, motorcade
camminare, sfilare in corteo
to walk, march in procession
fare corteo
to form a procession
corteo funebre
funeral procession
corteo nuziale
wedding or bridal procession
un corteo di dimostranti
a procession of demonstrators
sfilata
procession
sfilata di carnevale
carnival parade or procession
serpentone
long procession

processions in the PONS Dictionary

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processione
procession
corteo
procession
fiaccolata
torchlight procession
sfilata
procession
carnevale
Carnevale (Carnival) is the period before the beginning of Lent when people celebrate with parties, processions, firework displays, and costumed balls. The high point of Carnival is Martedì grasso (Mardi Gras). The most famous Carnival processions in Italy are held in Venice and Viareggio.
il Palio di Siena
The Palio is a horse race that is run in a number of Italian cities. The best known is the Palio di Siena . This race dates back to the 13th century and is run twice a year, on July 2 and August 16 in the Piazza del Campo in Siena. Ten of the city's seventeen contrade (districts) take part; the winner is the first horse to pass the winning post, whether it still has a rider or not. Before the race there is a procession with members of the various districts dressed in historical costumes.

processions Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

funeral procession
corteo m funebre
to go in procession
sfilare in corteo
Carnevale (Carnival) is the period before the beginning of Lent when people celebrate with parties, processions, firework displays, and costumed balls. The high point of Carnival is Martedì grasso (Mardi Gras). The most famous Carnival processions in Italy are held in Venice and Viareggio.
carnevale
The Palio is a horse race that is run in a number of Italian cities. The best known is the Palio di Siena . This race dates back to the 13th century and is run twice a year, on July 2 and August 16 in the Piazza del Campo in Siena. Ten of the city's seventeen contrade (districts) take part; the winner is the first horse to pass the winning post, whether it still has a rider or not. Before the race there is a procession with members of the various districts dressed in historical costumes.
il Palio di Siena

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