commemorative

commemorative
adjective
Gedenk-
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[-tiv]
adjective Gedächtnis-/Gedenk...
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com·memo·ra·tive
[kəˈmemərətɪv, AM -ət̬ɪv]
adj Gedenk-, Gedächtnis-
\commemorative issue of a stamp Gedächtnisausgabe f einer Briefmarke
\commemorative plaque Gedenktafel f
\commemorative service Gedenkgottesdienst m
\commemorative statue Gedenkstatue f
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[kə'memərətɪv]
adj
Gedenk-

commemorative plaque — Gedenktafel f

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commemorative [kəˈmemərətıv; -reıtıv], commemoratory [-rətərı; US -rəˌtəʊriː; -ˌtɔː-] adj
1. be commemorative of erinnern an (akk)
2. Gedenk…, Gedächtnis…, Erinnerungs…:
commemorative coin Gedenkmünze f;
commemorative issue Gedenkausgabe f (Briefmarken etc);
commemorative plaque Gedenktafel f
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adjective
Gedenk-
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adj.
Erinnerungs- präfix.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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