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A large card with a printed Christmas scene and 24 windows that open to reveal a picture of a person or object relevant to Christmas. One window is opened daily leading up to Christmas Day.

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календар

소매; 기타

A schedule that defines the beginning and end of an accounting year. For retail purposes, the calendar year may be divided into seasons, months, and weeks.

календар

교육; 칼리지 & 대학

The academic calendar provides a list of courses, faculty and department information, academic policies, regulations,along with information about the university.

календар

시계; 손목 시계

A feature that shows the date, and often the day of the week. There are several types of calendar watches. Most calendar watches show the information digitally through an aperture ...

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페스티벌; 크리스마스

An ancient symbol of love and peace, later used by Christians to symbolize the Holy Ghost. Often used as a decoration at Christmas, particularly on the Christmas Tree.

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페스티벌; 크리스마스

An alternate name for St Nicolas, first introduced by 16th Century Protestants to avoid Catholic Saints. In America this became Santa Claus, from the Dutch SinterKlaas, whilst in ...

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페스티벌; 크리스마스

Hollow metal objects that emit a tuned sound when struck, used during Christmas to announce the arrival of the season and proclaim the birth of Christ.

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페스티벌; 크리스마스

Messengers of God who appeared to the Shepherds announcing the birth of Jesus.

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페스티벌; 크리스마스

A small town in Judea near Jerusalem, where King David was born and the birthplace of Jesus.

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페스티벌; 크리스마스

A ceremonial procession involving people marching and also sometimes decorated vehicular floats. Christmas is a popular time for parades with many cities holding official parades.

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1. A violently rotating column of air, in contact with the ground, either pendant from a cumuliform cloud or underneath a cumuliform cloud, and often ...