occasion$54448$ - translation to greek
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occasion$54448$ - translation to greek

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Events; Occasion; Occasions; Event (disambiguation); Occasionally; Occasion (disambiguation); Occaſion

occasion      
n. ευκαιρία, περίπτωση, περίσταση, αιτία, ανάγκη
formal dress         
  • Diplomatic reception in [[West Germany]] (1961); the Danish ambassador wears a red [[diplomatic uniform]], the British ambassador a dark one.
CLASS OF CLOTHING FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS OR EVENTS
Formalwear; Formal attire; Formal dress; Formal clothing; Coat and tie; Formal occasion; Materials for prom dresses and formalwear; Ball dress; Suits for men; Dressy; Formal clothes; Formal cloth; Men's formal wear
επίσημο ένδυμα
casus belli         
  • [[Alfred Naujocks]], who organized and led the [[Gleiwitz incident]] on the orders of [[Heydrich]].
  • Cartoon of belligerent [[Uncle Sam]] placing Spain on notice, c. 1898
  • February 5, 2003 – U.S. Secretary of State [[Colin Powell]] holding a model vial of [[anthrax]] while giving the presentation to the [[UN Security Council]].
('OCCASION FOR WAR') IS AN ACT OR EVENT THAT PROVOKES OR IS USED TO JUSTIFY WAR
Case of war; Causus belli; Act of War; Proschema; Casus Belli; Cassus belli; Act of war; Pretexts for War; Pretext for War; Cassus Belli; Casus bellum; Proschemata; Acts of War; Threat to peace; Threat to world peace; Acts of war; Causa belli; War pretext; Pretext for war; War pretexts; Pretexts for war
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Definition

rise to the occasion
perform well in response to a special situation.

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