usher
 transitive verb
 acomodar
EN Stewards in evening dress, old Belvedereans, loitered in groups about the entrance to the theatre and ushered in the visitors with ceremony.
GL Os bedeis, que para a ocasión eran antigos alumnos vestidos de fraque, vagaban en grupos ao redor da entrada e acomodaban os visitantes con cerimonia.
 Fonte: RET (1565)
..... to usher in
marcar o principio de
EN These targets, which have only a symbolic meaning for the environment, were supposed to usher in a new period of political commitment.
GL Tales obxectivos, dun valor simbólico para o ambiente, debían marca-lo principio dun compromiso político.
Fonte: C06 (787)
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