SANTA CLAUS

[ˏsæntə`klɔːz]

Санта Клаус, Дед Мороз

рождественские подарки; рождественские сладости

Santa Claus: übersetzung

Weihnachtsmann

San|ta Claus 〈[sæ̣ntə klɔ:z] m.; - -; unz.; in engl.-sprachigen Ländern〉 Weihnachtsmann [engl., „Heiliger Klaus“]

San|ta Claus ['sæntə 'klɔ:z ], der; - -, - -:

amerik. Bez. für: ↑ Weihnachtsmann (1).

San|ta Claus [ˌsæntə'klɔ:z], der; - -, - -: amerik. Bez. für: ↑Weihnachtsmann (1).

Santa Claus: translation

   Also known as Father Christmas, St. Nicholas, or Saint Nick. A popular myth asserts that Santa Claus was originally a shaman among reindeer herders and ate fly agaric mushrooms (redandwhite spotted fungi that are somewhat hallucinogenic after careful treatment) to enable him to journey. Andy Letcher has traced the recent origins of this story and demonstrated that it arose no later than the screening of Miracle on 34th Street (1947) in which Santa Claus wore the red and white colors of the Coca-Cola brand rather than those of the mushroom.

Santa Claus: translation

Father Christmas, Kriss Kringle, Maecenas, Saint Nicholas, Saint Nick, Santa, almoner, almsgiver, angel, assignor, awarder, backer, bestower, cheerful giver, conferrer, consignor, contributor, donator, donor, fairy godmother, feoffor, financer, funder, giver, grantor, imparter, lady bountiful, patron, patroness, philanthropist, presenter, settler, subscriber, sugar daddy, supporter, testate, testator, testatrix, vouchsafer

Santa Claus [ˊsæntəklɔ:z] n

Са́нта Кла́ус, дед-моро́з, рожде́ственский дед