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pageant in Spanish

pageant in Spanish is cabalgata, comparsa, muestra — pageant means an elaborate public show or performance, often involving costumes and a procession, sometimes a beauty competition.

pageant in Spanish

cabalgata
noun
An elaborate public display, especially a parade in historical or traditional costume.
comparsa
noun
An elaborate public display, especially a parade in historical or traditional costume.
muestra
noun
An elaborate public display, especially a parade in historical or traditional costume.
ceremonia
noun
A spectacular ceremony.
espectáculo
noun
A spectacular ceremony.
exhibición
noun
A spectacular ceremony.

What does "pageant" mean?

  1. noun An elaborate public show or performance, often involving costumes and a procession, sometimes a beauty competition.
    "The town holds a historical pageant every summer."
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pageant in a sentence

  • The town holds a historical pageant every summer.
  • She competed in a beauty pageant as a teenager.

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What is "pageant" in Spanish?

"pageant" in Spanish is cabalgata, comparsa, muestra. pageant means: An elaborate public show or performance, often involving costumes and a procession, sometimes a beauty competition.

How do you use "pageant" in a sentence?

Example: "The town holds a historical pageant every summer." In Spanish, "pageant" is cabalgata, comparsa, muestra.

Are there other ways to say "pageant" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 6 translations listed for "pageant": cabalgata, comparsa, muestra, ceremonia, espectáculo, exhibición.

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