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11Broadway — (izg. bròdvej) m DEFINICIJA velika avenija u New Yorku u kojoj su brojna kazališta poznata po komercijalnim, skupim, prestižnim predstavama; pojam komercijalnog uspjeha u svijetu kazališta i mjuzikla [igrati na Broadwayu] …
12Broadway — [brôd′wā΄] [transl. of Du Breed Wegh] 1. street running north and south through New York City, known as the center of the city s main theater and entertainment section 2. the New York commercial theater or entertainment industry …
13Broadway — 40° 46′ 12″ N 73° 58′ 55″ W / 40.77013, 73.98206 …
14Broadway — Broadwayite, n. /brawd way /, n. 1. a street in New York City, famous for its theaters, restaurants, and bright lights. 2. the theater district located on or near this street, esp. as the center of the professional or commercial theater in the… …
15Broadway — Para otros usos de este término, véase Broadway (desambiguación). Nueva York,  …
16Broadway — 1) This prominent street in New York City runs the length of Manhattan island from north to south. As early as 1735, a map depicts a playhouse on this street, but not until the modernist era did Broadway come to represent the New York… …
17Broadway — La avenida Broadway es, junto con la Quinta Avenida, la calle más famosa de Manhattan. Se caracteriza por atravesar la plaza Times Square, y por ser punto de referencia para 43 teatros que conforman el circuito Broadway . De los cuarenta y tres,… …
18Broadway — Микропроцессор IBM Broadway. Broadway  RISC микропроцессор архитектуры POWER, разработанный компанией IBM для игровой приставки 7 го поколения Nintendo Wii. Производится по технологии кремний на изоляторе и 90 нм технологическому процессу. В …
19Broadway — 1 Original name in latin Broadway Name in other language Broadway State code GB Continent/City Europe/London longitude 52.03333 latitude 1.85 altitude 127 Population 2552 Date 2012 01 17 2 Original name in latin Broadway Name in other language… …
20Broadway — Broad|way 〈[ brɔ:dwɛı] m. 6; unz.〉 Hauptverkehrsstraße von New York, Sitz zahlreicher Theater, bes. für Musicals [<engl. broad way „breiter Weg“] * * * Broad|way [ bro:tve: ], der; s [engl. broadway, aus: broad = breit u. way = Weg]:… …
