Какво означава gazette на английски?

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gazette Значение & определение

0 a newspaper
- the Montreal Gazette
1 to announce or publish something in an official list or record:
- The site was settled in 1863 as a livestock station, proclaimed a town in 1880, and gazetted a borough in 1885.
- There were campaigns to conserve the forest, wetlands and volcanic areas by gazetting them as national parks.
- Two years later, my father was gazetted a Second Lieutenant in the King's Liverpool Regiment.
- In 1945 he was gazetted with the award of the Military Cross for gallantry.
2 (used only in the titles of newspapers) a newspaper:
- the Montreal Gazette
3 a newspaper published by an official organization:
- Government sources say the list will be published in the official gazette within seven days.
4 used in the titles of some newspapers and magazines:
- the Montreal Gazette

At the end of that year the park became the first in Indonesia to be gazetted, which means its boundaries were officially recognized.
We intend to bring legislation to parliament that will see all tax incentives granted to investors gazetted and publicly notified.
Business leaders had hoped that the prolonged delay in gazetting the legislation meant that the government had had second thoughts.
He wore the white ribbon of the Polar Medal, gazetted in 1939 for his service on the British Graham Land Expedition.
The gazetted officers have had considerable and varied service both as officers-in-charge of prisons and detention camps and in administration.
Vacancies in the gazetted ranks are filled by promotion from those who have the necessary personal qualities and have passed the requisite examinations.
They are gazetted, and are given such wondrous names that one has to catch up with who they are.
They were gazetted as promoted to acting rank.