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fiesta

UK
/fiˈɛstə/
US
/fiˈɛstə/

Translations

fiestaadjective
more fiesta
Comp.
most fiesta
Super.
UK
/fiˈestə/
US
/fiˈɛstə/
Used attributively to describe things relating to or characteristic of a fiesta, e.g., "fiesta atmosphere"
festifAu féminin : festive.
The restaurant offered a fiesta menu featuring colorful dishes and live music.
Le restaurant proposait un menu festif avec des plats colorés et de la musique en direct.
Synonyms
convivial
party-ready
gala
jubilant
revelrous
festive
celebratory
party-like
merry
jovial
fiestanoun
fiestas
pl
UK
/fiˈɛstə/
US
/fiˈɛstə/
The town held a grand fiesta to celebrate the harvest season.
La ville a organisé une grande fête pour célébrer la saison des récoltes.
festivalDans un contexte de manifestation publique ou de célébration à grande échelle.
During the annual fiesta, the streets were filled with parades, music, and vibrant decorations.
Pendant le festival annuel, les rues étaient remplies de défilés, de musique et de décorations éclatantes.
Synonyms
festival
celebration
event
gathering
party

Definitions

fiestaadjective
Relating to or characteristic of a fiesta; festive.
The restaurant offered a fiesta menu featuring colorful dishes and live music.
fiestanoun
A festive celebration or party, often with music, dancing, and food, typically associated with a cultural or religious occasion.
The town held a grand fiesta to celebrate the harvest season, complete with traditional dances and local delicacies.
A public event or festival, especially in Spanish-speaking countries, that includes various forms of entertainment and activities.
During the annual fiesta, the streets were filled with parades, music, and vibrant decorations.
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