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feast

UK
/fiːst/
US
/fiːst/

Translations

feastnoun
feasts
pl
UK
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US
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The king held a grand feast for his guests.
Король устроил грандиозный пир для своих гостей.
The family gathered for a feast to celebrate the reunion.
Семья собралась на застолье, чтобы отпраздновать воссоединение.
The village celebrated the harvest with a feast.
Деревня отпраздновала урожай праздником.
Additional translations
банкет
торжество
гулянка
Synonyms
repast
celebration
feast day
gala
spread
lavish meal
festival
jamboree
banquet
feastverb
feasted
Past Simple
feasted
Past Participle
feasting
Gerund
UK
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US
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He feasted on the delicious meal prepared by his grandmother.
Он наслаждался вкусной едой, приготовленной его бабушкой.
They decided to feast after the successful harvest.
Они решили пировать после успешного урожая.
Additional translations
зажировать
гульнуть
Synonyms
partake
enjoy
indulge
revel
celebrate
feastadjective
UK
/fiːst/
US
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Used attributively in combinations such as "feast day"; treated as an adjective meaning ‘relating to or suitable for a feast’.
Synonyms
festive
celebratory
convivial
gala
merry
joyous

Definitions

feastnoun
A large meal, typically one in celebration of something.
The family gathered for a Thanksgiving feast.
A plentiful supply of something enjoyable, especially food.
The table was laden with a feast of delicious desserts.
A religious festival or celebration.
The town held a feast in honor of their patron saint.
feastverb
To eat and drink sumptuously or lavishly.
They feasted on a variety of delicious dishes at the wedding reception.
To take great pleasure or delight in something.
She feasted her eyes on the breathtaking view from the mountaintop.
To provide someone with a lavish meal.
The king feasted his guests on roasted boar.
feastadjective
Relating to or suitable for a feast; festive.
The villagers prepared a feast meal for the holiday.
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