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Advent calendar

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Advent calendar
n
Brit a large card with a brightly coloured sometimes tinselled design on it that contains small numbered doors for children to open on each of the days of Advent, revealing pictures beneath them
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Advent calendar
n → Adventskalender m
Advent calendar n → calendario dell'Avvento
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