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Definition
Synonym
the curtain will rise at 8
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Beginn der Vorstellung
the curtain will rise at
Beginn der Vorstellung um 8
the curtain will rise at 8
Die Vorstellung beginnt um 8.
The curtain will rise at 8.
Deutsche
Beginn der Vorstellung Synonyme
anfangs
Âanfänglich
Âeingangs
Âerst
einmal
Âoriginär
Âursprünglich
Âvon
Anfang
an
Âvon
Beginn
an
Âzu
Anfang
Âzu
Beginn
Âzuerst
beginn
vorstellung
Aktivierung
ÂAnbruch
ÂBeginn
ÂIn-Kraft-Treten
Beginn
der
Schulzeit
ÂEinschulung
ÂSchulanfang
ÂSchulbeginn
Aufführung
ÂInszenierung
ÂVorstellung
Anbruch
ÂAnfang
ÂAufbruch
ÂAuftakt
ÂBeginn
ÂGeburt
ÂStart
ÂTake-off
Ãœberlegung
ÂErwägung
ÂGedanke
ÂVorstellung
Beginn
der
Karwoche
ÂDominica
in
Palmis
(lat.)
(fachsprachlich)
ÂPalmsonntag
ÂSonntag
vor
Ostern
Ausstellung
ÂMesse
ÂPanoptikum
ÂSchau
ÂVorstellung
Darstellung
ÂDemonstration
ÂPräsentation
ÂVorführung
ÂVorstellung
Einbildung
ÂGeistesbild
ÂImagination
ÂVision
ÂVorstellung
Anschauung
ÂAuffassung
ÂBegriff
ÂDenkweise
ÂIdee
ÂVorstellung
Ideal
ÂUtopie
ÂVision
ÂVorbild
ÂVorstellung
ÂZukunftsbild
(haltlose)
Vorstellung
Â(nicht
ernst
zu
nehmender)
Einfall
ÂSchnapsidee
an
erster
Stelle
Âüberwiegend
Âerst
einmal
Âerstens
Âerstmal
(umgangssprachlich)
Âin
erster
Linie
Âvor
allem
Âvordergründig
Âvorerst
Âzu
Beginn
Âzuallererst
Âzuerst
Âzuerst
(einmal)
Âzunächst
(einmal)
Âzuvor
Aufführung
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂSchmierenkomödie
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂTheater
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂVorstellung
(umgangssprachlich)
(haltlose) Vorstellung
(nicht ernst zu nehmender) Einfall
Schnapsidee
Beginn der Karwoche
Dominica in Palmis (lat.) (fachsprachlich)
Palmsonntag
Sonntag vor Ostern
Beginn der Schulzeit
Einschulung
Schulanfang
Schulbeginn
Englische
the curtain will rise at Synonyme
the curtain will rise at 8 Definition
Curtain
(
n.
)
A
hanging
screen
intended
to
darken
or
conceal,
and
admitting
of
being
drawn
back
or
up,
and
reclosed
at
pleasure
Curtain
(
n.
)
That
part
of
the
rampart
and
parapet
which
is
between
two
bastions
or
two
gates.
See
Illustrations
of
Ravelin
and
Bastion.
Curtain
(
n.
)
That
part
of
a
wall
of
a
building
which
is
between
two
pavilions,
towers,
etc.
Curtain
(
n.
)
A
flag
Curtain
(
v.
t.)
To
inclose
as
with
curtains
Rise
(
v.
)
To
move
from
a
lower
position
to
a
higher
Rise
(
v.
)
To
ascend
or
float
in
a
fluid,
as
gases
or
vapors
in
air,
cork
in
water,
and
the
like.
Rise
(
v.
)
To
move
upward
under
the
influence
of
a
projecting
force
Rise
(
v.
)
To
grow
upward
Rise
(
v.
)
To
reach
a
higher
level
by
increase
of
quantity
or
bulk
Rise
(
v.
)
To
become
erect
Rise
(
v.
)
To
leave
one's
bed
Rise
(
v.
)
To
tower
up
Rise
(
v.
)
To
slope
upward
Rise
(
v.
)
To
retire
Rise
(
v.
)
To
swell
or
puff
up
in
the
process
of
fermentation
Rise
(
v.
)
To
have
the
aspect
or
the
effect
of
rising.
Rise
(
v.
)
To
appear
above
the
horizont,
as
the
sun,
moon,
stars,
and
the
like.
Rise
(
v.
)
To
become
apparent
Rise
(
v.
)
To
become
perceptible
to
other
senses
than
sight
Rise
(
v.
)
To
have
a
beginning
Rise
(
v.
)
To
increase
in
size,
force,
or
value
Rise
(
v.
)
To
increase
in
power
or
fury
Rise
(
v.
)
To
become
of
higher
value
Rise
(
v.
)
To
become
larger
Rise
(
v.
)
To
increase
in
intensity
Rise
(
v.
)
To
become
louder,
or
higher
in
pitch,
as
the
voice.
Rise
(
v.
)
To
increase
in
amount
Rise
(
v.
)
In
various
figurative
senses.
Rise
(
v.
)
To
become
excited,
opposed,
or
hostile
Rise
(
v.
)
To
attain
to
a
better
social
position
Rise
(
v.
)
To
become
more
and
more
dignified
or
forcible
Rise
(
v.
)
To
come
to
mind
Rise
(
v.
)
To
come
Rise
(
v.
)
To
ascend
from
the
grave
Rise
(
v.
)
To
terminate
an
official
sitting
Rise
(
v.
)
To
ascend
on
a
musical
scale
Rise
(
v.
)
To
be
lifted,
or
to
admit
of
being
lifted,
from
the
imposing
stone
without
dropping
any
of
the
type
Rise
(
n.
)
The
act
of
rising,
or
the
state
of
being
risen.
Rise
(
n.
)
The
distance
through
which
anything
rises
Rise
(
n.
)
Land
which
is
somewhat
higher
than
the
rest
Rise
(
n.
)
Spring
Rise
(
n.
)
Appearance
above
the
horizon
Rise
(
n.
)
Increase
Rise
(
n.
)
Increase
of
sound
Rise
(
n.
)
Elevation
or
ascent
of
the
voice
Rise
(
n.
)
The
spring
of
a
fish
to
seize
food
(as
a
fly)
near
the
surface
of
the
water.
the curtain will rise at 8 Bedeutung
finale
close
closing
curtain
finis
the
concluding
part
of
any
performance
accession
rise
to
power
the
act
of
attaining
or
gaining
access
to
a
new
office
or
right
or
position
(especially
the
throne),
Elizabeth's
accession
in
curtain
raiser
any
preliminary
activity
rise
ascent
ascension
ascending
the
act
of
changing
location
in
an
upward
direction
advance
rise
increase
in
price
or
value,
the
news
caused
a
general
advance
on
the
stock
market
curtain
drape
drapery
mantle
pall
hanging
cloth
used
as
a
blind
(especially
for
a
window)
curtain
ring
a
circular
ring
for
holding
up
a
curtain
drop
curtain
drop
cloth
drop
a
curtain
that
can
be
lowered
and
raised
onto
a
stage
from
the
flies,
often
used
as
background
scenery
safety
curtain
a
fireproof
theater
curtain
to
be
dropped
in
case
of
fire
shower
curtain
a
curtain
that
keeps
water
from
splashing
out
of
the
shower
area
theater
curtain
theatre
curtain
a
hanging
cloth
that
conceals
the
stage
from
the
view
of
the
audience,
rises
or
parts
at
the
beginning
and
descends
or
closes
between
acts
and
at
the
end
of
a
performance
upgrade
rise
rising
slope
the
property
possessed
by
a
slope
or
surface
that
rises
raise
rise
wage
hike
hike
wage
increase
salary
increase
the
amount
a
salary
is
increased,
he
got
a
%
raise,
he
got
a
wage
hike
rise
boost
hike
cost
increase
an
increase
in
cost,
they
asked
for
a
%
rise
in
rates
iron
curtain
an
impenetrable
barrier
to
communication
or
information
especially
as
imposed
by
rigid
censorship
and
secrecy,
used
by
Winston
Churchill
in
to
describe
the
demarcation
between
democratic
and
communist
countries
bamboo
curtain
an
ideological
barrier
around
communist
China
especially
in
the
s
and
s
curtain
lecture
a
private
lecture
to
a
husband
by
his
wife
curtain
raiser
a
short
play
presented
before
the
main
play
bow
curtain
call
an
appearance
by
actors
or
performers
at
the
end
of
the
concert
or
play
in
order
to
acknowledge
the
applause
of
the
audience
rise
a
growth
in
strength
or
number
or
importance
emanation
rise
procession
(theology)
the
origination
of
the
Holy
Spirit
at
Pentecost,
the
emanation
of
the
Holy
Spirit,
the
rising
of
the
Holy
Ghost,
the
doctrine
of
the
procession
of
the
Holy
Spirit
from
the
Father
and
the
Son
opening
opening
night
curtain
raising
the
first
performance
(as
of
a
theatrical
production),
the
opening
received
good
critical
reviews
lift
rise
a
wave
that
lifts
the
surface
of
the
water
or
ground
rise
rising
ascent
ascension
a
movement
upward,
they
cheered
the
rise
of
the
hot-air
balloon
ascent
acclivity
rise
raise
climb
upgrade
an
upward
slope
or
grade
(as
in
a
road),
the
car
couldn't
make
it
up
the
rise
curtain
any
barrier
to
communication
or
vision,
a
curtain
of
secrecy,
a
curtain
of
trees
get
up
turn
out
arise
uprise
rise
get
up
and
out
of
bed,
I
get
up
at
A.M.
every
day,
They
rose
early,
He
uprose
at
night
resurrect
rise
uprise
return
from
the
dead,
Christ
is
risen!,
The
dead
are
to
uprise
rise
go
up
climb
increase
in
value
or
to
a
higher
point,
prices
climbed
steeply,
the
value
of
our
house
rose
sharply
last
year
rise
jump
climb
up
rise
in
rank
or
status,
Her
new
novel
jumped
high
on
the
bestseller
list
heighten
rise
become
more
extreme,
The
tension
heightened
wax
mount
climb
rise
go
up
or
advance,
Sales
were
climbing
after
prices
were
lowered
rise
exert
oneself
to
meet
a
challenge,
rise
to
a
challenge,
rise
to
the
occasion
produce
bring
about
give
rise
cause
to
happen,
occur
or
exist,
This
procedure
produces
a
curious
effect,
The
new
law
gave
rise
to
many
complaints,
These
chemicals
produce
a
noxious
vapor,
the
new
President
must
bring
about
a
change
in
the
health
care
system
rise
become
heartened
or
elated,
Her
spirits
rose
when
she
heard
the
good
news
rise
lift
arise
move
up
go
up
come
up
uprise
move
upward,
The
fog
lifted,
The
smoke
arose
from
the
forest
fire,
The
mist
uprose
from
the
meadows
ascend
move
up
rise
move
to
a
better
position
in
life
or
to
a
better
job,
She
ascended
from
a
life
of
poverty
to
one
of
great
rise
come
up
uprise
ascend
come
up,
of
celestial
bodies,
The
sun
also
rises,
The
sun
uprising
sees
the
dusk
night
fled...,
Jupiter
ascends
rear
rise
up
stand
up
on
the
hind
legs,
of
quadrupeds,
The
horse
reared
in
terror
rise
prove
increase
in
volume,
the
dough
rose
slowly
in
the
warm
room
arise
rise
uprise
get
up
stand
up
rise
to
one's
feet,
The
audience
got
up
and
applauded
surface
come
up
rise
up
rise
come
to
the
surface
curtain
off
separate
by
means
of
a
curtain
curtain
provide
with
drapery,
curtain
the
bedrooms
rebel
arise
rise
rise
up
take
part
in
a
rebellion,
renounce
a
former
allegiance
originate
arise
rise
develop
uprise
spring
up
grow
come
into
existence,
take
on
form
or
shape,
A
new
religious
movement
originated
in
that
country,
a
love
that
sprang
up
from
friendship,
the
idea
for
the
book
grew
out
of
a
short
story,
An
interesting
phenomenon
uprose
rise
lift
rear
rise
up,
The
building
rose
before
them
high-rise
used
of
buildings
of
many
stories
equipped
with
elevators,
tall,
avenues
lined
with
high-rise
apartment
buildings
low-rise
used
of
buildings
of
one
or
only
a
few
stories
and
usually
no
elevator,
low,
looking
out
over
the
roofs
of
low-rise
apartment
buildings
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