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[,tru:pɪŋðə'kʌlə]
общая лексика
вынос знамени, торжественный развод караулов с выносом знамени (проводится ежегодно в Лондоне на плац-параде конной гвардии [Horse Guards Parade] в официальный день рождения монарха [Official Birthday]. Навстречу монарху выносят знамя гвардейского полка, кот. несёт караульную службу во дворце в текущем году)
вынос знамени
торжественный развод караулов с выносом знамени
['kʌlə,sɑ:dʒtnt]
общая лексика
старший сержант (воинское звание в морской пехоте; соответствует штаб-сержанту [staff sergeant] в сухопутных войсках)
история
полковой сержант-знаменщик (хранивший полковое знамя)
общая лексика
цветовая температура
мера цветового фона воспроизводимого изображения. Измеряется в градусах Кельвина
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Trooping the Colour is a ceremony performed every year in London, United Kingdom, by regiments of the British Army. Similar events are held in other countries of the Commonwealth. Trooping the Colour has been a tradition of British infantry regiments since the 17th century, and since 1748 has marked the official birthday of the British sovereign, although its roots go back much earlier.
Each year, one of the five Foot Guards regiments of the Household Division is selected to troop (carry) its colours through the ranks of guards. The colours were once used on the battlefield as a rallying point. During the ceremony, the monarch travels down the Mall from Buckingham Palace to Horse Guards Parade in a royal procession with a sovereign's escort of Household Cavalry (mounted troops or horse guards). After receiving a royal salute, the monarch inspects his troops of the Household Division and the King's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery.
The entire Household Division assembly then conducts a march past the monarch. Parading with its guns, the King's Troop takes precedence as the mounted troops perform a walk-march and trot-past. Music is provided by the massed bands of the Foot Guards and the mounted Band of the Household Cavalry, together with a Corps of Drums, and occasionally pipers, totalling approximately 400 musicians.
Returning to Buckingham Palace, the monarch watches a further march-past from outside the gates. Following a 41-gun salute by the King's Troop in Green Park, the royal family make an appearance on the palace balcony for a Royal Air Force flypast.