WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| feriado nm | AmL, informal (día no laborable) (US) | holiday n |
| | (UK) | bank holiday n |
| | | public holiday n |
| | Los feriados la gente no va a trabajar. |
| | People do not go to work during the holidays. |
| | People do not go to work on bank holidays. |
| | People do not go to work on public holidays. |
| feriado adj | AmL (día no laborable) (weekend, week) | holiday adj |
| | (day, UK) | holiday, bank holiday n |
| | (day, US) | holiday, public holiday n |
| | (occasion) | celebrated, observed adj |
| | El 1 de enero es un día feriado en la mayoría de los países. |
| | January 1 is a holiday (or: bank holiday) which is celebrated in most countries. |
| | January 1 is a holiday (or: public holiday) which is celebrated in most countries. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| feriar⇒ vtr | (comprar en feria) | buy at a fair v expr |
| feriar vtr | CO, EC (vender muy barato) | sell cheap v expr |
| feriar vtr | CU, EC (derrochar, dilapidar) | squander⇒, waste⇒ vtr |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
'feriado' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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