Translations for „extravaganza“ in the English » German Dictionary

ex·trava·gan·za [ɪkˌstrævəˈgænzə] N

1. extravaganza (fanciful composition):

extravaganza

opulente Veranstaltung

extravaganza LIT

fantastische Dichtung

extravaganza MUS

fantastische Komposition

film/musical extravaganza

aufwändige Film-/Musicalproduktion

2. extravaganza THEAT:

extravaganza

Ausstattungsstück nt

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

film/musical extravaganza

aufwändige Film-/Musicalproduktion

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Their repertory is wide and includes sequences from operas, extravaganzas, waltzes, polkas, movie melodies and marches.

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Decisions were taken regarding social uplift, avoiding extravaganza, and opening new schools and hostels to spread education amongst masses.

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Many technical and fun events along with workshops and seminars are organized at this one-day extravaganza.

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It was called the most famous nightclub of all time and was a sophisticated, groundbreaking multi-media visual extravaganza.

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The building contains some extravaganza of this time and provides an impressive view from the lower meadows nearby.

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There she began presenting a series of burlesques and extravaganzas -- for which she made this house famous.

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Released in three and four parts, these films were blockbuster extravaganzas popular for their intricate plots, special effects, and complex action choreography.

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For the stage he wrote 55 pieces, ranging from burlesques to pantomimes, farces and extravaganzas.

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The subsequent trial, described as an extravaganza, was repeatedly delayed and ended in mistrial.

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Event free and open to the public, featuring sounds and atmosphere of the summer, is a mix of music, fun and sound extravaganza.

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