Translations for „Christmas“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

Christ·mas <-es [or -ses]> [ˈkrɪs(t)məs] N

Christmas

božič m

Merry Christmas!

Srečen [or Vesel] božič!

at Christmas

na božič

at Christmas

o božiču

ˈChrist·mas card N

Christmas card

božična voščilnica f

ˈChrist·mas carol N

Christmas carol

božična pesem f

Christ·mas ˈcrack·er N Brit

Christmas cracker

pokalica f

Christ·mas ˈDay N

Christmas Day

božič m

Christmas Day

božični dan m

Christmas Day

sveti dan m

Christ·mas ˈEve N

Christmas Eve

božični [or sveti] večer m

on Christmas Eve

na božični [or sveti] večer

Christ·mas ˈpud·ding N Brit

Christmas pudding

sladica f s suhim sadjem

ˈChrist·mas tree N

Christmas tree

božično drevesce n

Fa·ther ˈChrist·mas N esp Brit

Father Christmas

Božiček m

Usage examples with Christmas

at Christmas

za božič

for Christmas

za božič

Merry Christmas

vesel božič

Christmas ornaments

božični okraski

[Christmas] carol

[božična] pesem f

Merry Christmas!

Srečen [or Vesel] božič!

Christmas bonus

božičnica

Christmas shopping

božična darila

Christmas is finally here

božič je končno tu

it's close to Christmas

božič je pred vrati

Christmas is coming

božič se bliža

on Christmas Eve

na božični [or sveti] večer

the Christmas/Easter season

božični/velikonočni čas

Easter/Christmas break

velikonočne/božične počitnice

Christmas/wedding present

božično/poročno darilo

two more days until Christmas

še dva dneva do božiča

to do the Christmas shopping

kupiti božična darila

we don't expect to see him this side of Christmas

ne pričakujemo, da ga bomo videli pred božičem

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Education, skiing tourism, and Christmas tree farming are among this area's most prominent industries, although agriculture and raising livestock also remain important.

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The first services were held on Christmas Day in 1868.

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This was ostensibly done in order to reach the town in time for the Christmas Day opening.

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It's like the Christmas cake: you have the ordinariness of the icing, and marzipan are the lawyers and judges.

www.bbc.co.uk

But even fewer of us enjoy Christmas pudding, according to a survey.

www.dailymail.co.uk

This promise came to me that year when Christmas preparations and present buying had me anxious and stressed.

www.niagarathisweek.com

Those attending the performance will also receive a Christmas stocking filled with gifts, coupons and holiday sweets.

www.castanet.net

The men longed for home and the smell of freshly baked Christmas cake and plumb pudding.

www.cambridgetimes.ca

Hay says he refused permission for the senator to use the artwork for his Christmas card.

www.smh.com.au

The origins of the Christmas pudding, for example, can be traced back to the 1420s, to two sources.

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