in state

With great pageantry and ceremonial splendor. The royal couple is traveling in state across the country, with great fanfare expected at each of their destinations.

in state

With pomp and ceremony, as in The foreign leaders were dining in state at the White House. This expression, dating from the late 1600s, also appears in lie in state, said of a dead body ceremoniously exposed to public view before being interred. This latter usage, dating from about 1700, is generally confined to important public figures, as in His Majesty lay in state in the palace.

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释义	in state in state With great pageantry and ceremonial splendor. The royal couple is traveling in state across the country, with great fanfare expected at each of their destinations. See also: state Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. in state With pomp and ceremony, as in The foreign leaders were dining in state at the White House. This expression, dating from the late 1600s, also appears in lie in state, said of a dead body ceremoniously exposed to public view before being interred. This latter usage, dating from about 1700, is generally confined to important public figures, as in His Majesty lay in state in the palace. See also: state The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. See also: all over the map map a great many great many have to go some have to go some to (do something) (as) tough as leather gone to the great (something) in the sky have a good name (somewhere or in something) (as) tough as old boots References in periodicals archive Named one of Top 50 pro bono attorneys in state. Seventh-generation descendant of Tucson pioneers. Background: Appointed in 1998 to serve as chairman of the state's Child Protection Accountability Commission, a commission set up in the aftermath of the deaths of several children in state care. Background: Served in state government as a staff attorney for the Kentucky Health Policy Board and supervising attorney for the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights. Regulator yearbook: the 2007 insurance commissioners Over the course of their working lifetime, immigrants pay an average of $89,437 in state income and sales taxes, far more than the $62,600 it costs to educate a person from kindergarten through twelfth grade, according to a study released June 10 by the Tomas Rivera Center in Claremont, California. Heartbreak for Latinos In State Farm's 2004 Annual Report, Chairman and Chief Executive Edward B. Price wars: as State Farm drives into tiered pricing, private-passenger auto writers are bracing for renewed competition The results of the November 2 elections in states and cities across the country indicate an increasingly harsh, rightist mood. Same old CIA
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