fanfare

• Melodia curta e vibrante tocada por instrumentos de metal, geralmente usada em cerimônias ou anúncios festivos; também se refere a uma exibição ostensiva ou chamativa.

A short, lively tune played on brass instruments, often used for ceremonial or celebratory announcements; also refers to a gaudy or ostentatious display.

1. Showy displayB2formal

   A loud, showy, or ostentatious display intended to attract attention or celebrate something.

   Exibicionismo

   • The new product launch was accompanied by great fanfare.
   • The announcement was made with much fanfare and celebration.
   • The event began with a fanfare of trumpets and fireworks.

   Sinônimosballyhoodisplayflourishostentationpageantrypompshowspectacle

   Antônimoshumilitymodestyquietrestraintsubtlety

2. Musical flourishB2formalart

   A short, lively tune or flourish played on brass instruments, often used to announce an important person or event.

   Fanfarra

   • The trumpets played a fanfare as the king entered the hall.
   • A ceremonial fanfare marked the start of the Olympic games.
   • The orchestra began with a bright fanfare before the main piece.

   Sinônimosclarionflourishtucket