centenary
centenario
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noun
This month sees the centenary of the events that began the 1905 Revolution.
the hundredth anniversary of a significant event; a centennial.
adjective
This is the centenary month of Arne Jacobsen's birth, and his lifework is celebrated in two exhibitions in Denmark, and a new book.
of or relating to a hundredth anniversary; centennial.
translation of 'centenary'
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centenario,
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adjective
centenario,
de cien años,
del siglo
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This is the 'centenary' month of Arne Jacobsen's birth, and his lifework is celebrated in two exhibitions in Denmark, and a new book.
Later this month it will celebrate the 'centenary' of the completion of this work.
This month sees the 'centenary' of the events that began the 1905 Revolution.
Sponsored by the Shanghai Women's Federation, the exhibition opened on February 4, the 'centenary' of Deng's birthday, and will run until May 7.
The club, who will be celebrating their 'centenary' in six years' time, will continue with their junior section.
The large airshow will commemorate the 'centenary' of this event.
Residents in Sabden are celebrating a special 'centenary' today - the 100th anniversary of their small village achieving its ‘independence’.
The chimes are sounding at Royal Naval Reserve unit HMS Eaglet after it was presented with a replacement bell in time for 'centenary' commemorations.
The Holy Rosary Church is located in the heart of the village and this month celebrates its 'centenary' .
A month earlier it picked up the Edinburgh Architectural Association's 'centenary' medal.
The show was the most successful in the Abbey's 'centenary' programme.
Joined the Abbey board in 1999 and is chairman of the theatre's 'centenary' fundraising committee.
At the end of this month pupils will celebrate the 'centenary' of the re-opening of the school.
The myriad developments that have had their impact on the profession are too numerous to fit into one article-that's why we'll be publishing a series of 'centenary' highlights throughout the year.
Executive chef at the Balmoral's Number One restaurant in Edinburgh, Bland is overseeing the hotel's 'centenary' ball, to be held on October 11.
All very timely, this being the 'centenary' month of Orwell's birth and all.
The club has an exhaustive list of planned events to mark the 'centenary' , including a gala evening and dinner at Pittodrie, a rock concert at the stadium and official celebrations on the city's Union Street.
Production is by Michael Hunt who directed the opera's 'centenary' production in London in 1996.
And on the spot where it was founded, Zurich Insurance will host the 'centenary' reception on January 13, ushering in the year's events.
Opened on August 20, 1904, by the Duke of Devonshire, the grade two listed building is hosting a number of events throughout the year to mark its 'centenary' .
As a tribute to the close relationship with Ipswich, F - 111 A8-144's tail has been painted with the city's 'centenary' logo.
Cycling has never looked so noble as in this 'centenary' race.
This year we celebrate the 'centenary' of a discovery without which you could well be dead.
The exhibition marks the 'centenary' of Bloomsday, June 16th 1904, the day on which James Joyce first walked out with Nora Barnacle.
Sir William said that, in the army's 'centenary' year, we mourn all the men and women who have died in the course of its service, from the Boer War to Vietnam and in other peacekeeping duties and conflicts.
Van Rooyen, who was guest speaker at the Hamiltons Rugby Club's 'centenary' dinner, said the team would play against similar amateur teams from countries like France and Bulgaria.
Blair's 'centenary' speech was a factionally motivated gallop through Labour's history, delivered with the aim of silencing his critics.
And it is to salute the 'centenary' of this event that I am talking about William Osler at this particular moment.
Simeon Solomon's magnificent 'centenary' retrospective in Birmingham reveals an artist whose work is suffused with trangressive sexuality
Last year's 'centenary' championship elevated the sport to unprecedented heights, with over 100,000 members and more clubs registered than ever.
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