feast

feast
fi:st
1. noun
1) (a large and rich meal, usually eaten to celebrate some occasion: The king invited them to a feast in the palace.) banquete, festín
2) ((sometimes with capital) a particular day on which some (especially religious) person or event is remembered and celebrated: Today is the feast of St Stephen.) fiesta

2. verb
(to eat (as if) at a feast: We feasted all day.) banquetear, festejar
feast n banquete / festín
feast
tr[fiːst]
noun
1 festín nombre masculino, banquete nombre masculino
2 familiar comilona
3 SMALLRELIGION/SMALL fiesta de guardar, día nombre masculino de fiesta
intransitive verb
1 banquetear, festejar
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to feast on something figurative use regalarse con algo
to feast one's eyes on something regalarse la vista con algo
feast ['fi:st] vi
: banquetear
feast vt
1) : agasajar, festejar
2)
to feast one's eyes on : regalarse la vista con
feast n
1) banquet: banquete m, festín m
2) festival: fiesta f
feast
n.
• banquetazo s.m.
• banquete s.m.
• festejo s.m.
• festín s.m.
• fiesta s.f.
• francachela s.f.
• gaudeamus s.m.
v.
• agasajar v.
• banquetear v.
• festejar v.
fiːst
I
noun
1) (banquet) banquete m, festín m

a feast of colors/entertainment — un derroche de color(es)/un sinfín de diversiones

2) (Relig) fiesta f; (before n)

feast day — día m festivo


II
1.
intransitive verb festejar

to feast ON something — darse* un festín de algo


2.
vt

to feast one's eyes (ON something) — regalarse los ojos or la vista (con algo)

[fiːst]
1. N
1) (=meal) banquete m ; (=big meal) * comilona * f , tragadera f (Mex) *
2) (Rel) fiesta f
3) (fig) (=treat)

the film promises a feast of special effects — la película promete ser un derroche de efectos especiales

2.
VT liter [+ guest] agasajar

to feast one's eyes on sth/sb — regalarse la vista con algo/algn

3.
VI darse un banquete

to feast on sth — darse un banquete con algo

4.
CPD

feast day N — (Rel) fiesta f , día m festivo

* * *
[fiːst]
I
noun
1) (banquet) banquete m, festín m

a feast of colors/entertainment — un derroche de color(es)/un sinfín de diversiones

2) (Relig) fiesta f; (before n)

feast day — día m festivo


II
1.
intransitive verb festejar

to feast ON something — darse* un festín de algo


2.
vt

to feast one's eyes (ON something) — regalarse los ojos or la vista (con algo)


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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