velatorio

m.

1 wake, vigil (acto).

2 funeral wake, wake, vigil.

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velatorio

► nombre masculino

1 wake, vigil

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SM wake

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masculino

a) (acción, reunión) wake, vigil (frml)

b) (establecimiento) funeral parlor*; (sala) chapel of rest

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= vigil, wake, funeral wake.

Ex. A candlelit vigil is to take place in Manchester in memory of those killed every year as a result of domestic violence.

Ex. Catholic denominations often hold a 'rosary' prayer vigil during the wake while other non-religious wakes will share memories, and encouragement.

Ex. A funeral wake is where every one gets together after the final rights for the dead have been performed.

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* sala de velatorios = funeral chapel, chapel of rest.

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masculino

a) (acción, reunión) wake, vigil (frml)

b) (establecimiento) funeral parlor*; (sala) chapel of rest

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= vigil, wake, funeral wake.

Ex: A candlelit vigil is to take place in Manchester in memory of those killed every year as a result of domestic violence.

Ex: Catholic denominations often hold a 'rosary' prayer vigil during the wake while other non-religious wakes will share memories, and encouragement.

Ex: A funeral wake is where every one gets together after the final rights for the dead have been performed.

* sala de velatorios = funeral chapel, chapel of rest.

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velatorio

masculine

1 (acción, reunión) wake, vigil (frml)

2 (establecimiento) funeral parlor*; (sala) chapel of rest

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velatorio sustantivo masculino

a) (reunión) wake, vigil (frml)

b) (establecimiento) funeral parlor^{(conjugate parlor)};

(sala) chapel of rest
velatorio sustantivo masculino vigil, wake
'velatorio' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
sentimiento
- velorio
English:
wake

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velatorio nm

1. [acto] wake, vigil

2. [lugar] chapel of rest;

Fam

esto parece un velatorio it's like a wake here

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velatorio

m wake

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velatorio nm

velorio: wake (for the dead)