observance

• Substantiv, das die Handlung bezeichnet, ein Gesetz, eine Regel, einen Brauch oder eine Praxis zu befolgen; auch eine feierliche Zeremonie, die aus einem besonderen Anlass abgehalten wird.

A noun referring to the act of following a law, rule, custom, or practice, or a formal ceremony performed on a special occasion.

1. Act of watching carefullyB2formalscientific

   The action of watching something closely, often for scientific or monitoring purposes.

   Beobachtung

   • The scientist's observance of the stars lasted for hours.
   • Careful observance of the patient's symptoms is crucial.
   • The detective's observance of the suspect's behavior led to a breakthrough.

   Synonymemonitoringobservationscrutinysurveillancewatching

2. Formal ceremony or ritualB2formal

   A formal event or ceremony performed to mark a special occasion or tradition.

   Zeremonie

   • The observance of the national holiday included a parade.
   • Religious observances are held every Sunday.
   • The wedding observance was a beautiful and traditional ceremony.

   Synonymecelebrationceremonycommemorationformalityriteritualservicesolemnity

3. Act of noticing or paying attentionB1formal

   The act of noticing something or paying attention to details.

   Beachtung

   • Her observance of the small details impressed her teacher.
   • The child's observance of the rules was commendable.
   • Observance of the surroundings is important for safety.

   Synonymeattentionheednoticeobservationregardscrutinywatch

4. Conformity with rules or customsB2formallegal

   The act of following laws, rules, or customs as expected.

   Einhaltung

   • Strict observance of the law is required for all citizens.
   • The company ensures observance of safety regulations.
   • Observance of local customs is important when traveling.

   Synonymeabidanceadherencecomplianceconformanceobediencerespect

   Antonymebreachcontraventiondefiancedisregardinfringementnonobservanceviolation