stately

stately
adjective
majestätisch; stattlich [Körperbau, Erscheinung, Gebäude]; hochtrabend [Stil]; feierlich [Prozession]

at a stately pace — gemessenen Schrittes

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adjective (noble, dignified and impressive in appearance or manner: She is tall and stately; a stately house.) stattlich
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state·ly
[ˈsteɪtli]
adj
1. (formal and imposing) würdevoll, majestätisch
\stately bearing/manner würdevolle Haltung
at a \stately pace gemessenen Schrittes
2. (splendid) prächtig, imposant
\stately home Herrensitz m, herrschaftliches Anwesen
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['steItlɪ]
adj (+er)
person, bearing würdevoll; progress gemessen; palace, tree prächtig

stately home — herrschaftliches Anwesen, Schloss nt

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stately adj
1. stattlich, imposant, prächtig:
stately home Br (besonders der Öffentlichkeit zugänglicher) Herrensitz
2. würdevoll
3. erhaben, vornehm
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adjective
majestätisch; stattlich [Körperbau, Erscheinung, Gebäude]; hochtrabend [Stil]; feierlich [Prozession]

at a stately pace — gemessenen Schrittes

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adj.
imposant adj.
stattlich adj.
würdevoll adj.

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