Translations for „peregrination“ in the English » German Dictionary

per·egri·na·tion [ˌperəgrɪˈneɪʃən] N form

peregrination

Reise f

peregrination

Wanderschaft f form

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English

However, no mandatory peregrinations nor worship ceremonies are performed in such places.

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Guitarists crouched over their instruments, lost in private musical peregrinations.

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Gorgeous to behold, big and insanely powerful, these front-engined behemoths simultaneously conjured images of luxurious peregrination and the winning podium for tough endurance races.

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She would nudge you through a mental peregrination, as she remained supportively behind you, in front of you, beside you -- joyfully jumping along.

hyperallergic.com

Leaving one collects photographs accumulated during their peregrinations through the world; the artiste makes obvious the impressive gaps to which one attends in all contemporary megalopolis.

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But this statue often disappeared and made its peregrination to a guava tree on the knoll where the church now stands.

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No: it is a ramble through half a dozen intersecting "bridle roads", peregrinations that piece a patchwork view of horse and human interaction.

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Later with the increase of the peregrinations of the devout ones, there was created the need to construct a bigger temple (the current basilica), which has capacity for 5,000 persons.

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This is roughly the ratio of populated to deserted works always encountered in my exhibition-going peregrinations.

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Dance sets are interspersed with peregrinations, praying or singing.

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