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usher in - translation to English
AMERICAN POLITICIAN (1816–1889)
John P. Usher; John Parker Usher; Usher, John Palmer
usher in
['ʌʃə(r)'in]
общая лексика
вводить
возвещать (наступление, приход чего-л.)
фразовый глагол
общая лексика
объявлять
возвещать
служить предисловием
вводной частью (к книге и т. п.)
usher in
usher in а) вводить; When my secretary ushered the visitor in, I received a great shock.; б) возвещать (наступление, приход чего-л.); When was the atomic age ushered in?
usher
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Usher (disambiguation)
usher 1. noun 1) швейцар 2) капельдинер; билетер 3) пристав (в суде) 4) церемониймейстер 5) amer. шафер 6) obs.; joc. младший учитель 2. v. 1) проводить; вводить (in) 2) объявлять, возвещать (приход, наступление; тж. usher in) - usher in - usher out
Definition
ИН-КВАРТО
нареч., полигр.
Wikipedia
John Palmer Usher
John Palmer Usher (January 9, 1816 – April 13, 1889) was an American administrator who served in the Cabinet of President Abraham Lincoln during the American Civil War.
Examples of use of usher in
1. The settlements will usher in a reawakening of the people.
2. Egypt believes that the crossings should be opened at this stage to usher in humanitarian aid.
3. Will the Beijing Olympics of 2008 usher in a new dawn?
4. The Syrian disengagement was supposed to usher in a new era of independence from Damascus‘s embrace.
5. Ely Ould Mohamed Vall vowed he was stepping in only to usher in democracy.
