feast

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈfiːst/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/fist/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(fēst)

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Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
feast n (extravagant meal)festín nm
  banquete nm
  (coloquial)comilona nf
 Tom prepared a feast to celebrate the holiday.
 Tom preparó un festín para celebrar el día festivo.
feast n (rich visual experience)deleite nm
 His latest film is a visual feast.
 The banquet was a feast for the eyes as well as the stomach.
 Su última película es un deleite visual.
feast vi (eat well)darse un banquete loc verb
  (AmL)banquetear vi
 The host poured the wine while the guests feasted.
 El anfitrión servía vino mientras los invitados se daban un banquete.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Locuciones verbales
InglésEspañol
feast on [sth] vtr phrasal insep (eat with pleasure)darse un festín, darse un banquete loc verb
 Guests at the banquet feasted on quails and caviar.
feast upon [sth] vtr phrasal insep (eat with pleasure)deleitarse la vista loc verb, expr
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Compound Forms:
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feast day n (date of religious celebration)festividad nf
  día festivo grupo nom
  festividad religiosa grupo nom
Feast of Booths n UK (Jewish harvest festival) (judaísmo)Fiesta de las Cabañas grupo nom
 Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. Durante la Fiesta de las Cabañas los israelitas celebraban el comienzo de la temporada de siega construyendo pequeñas cabañas en los techos de las casas.
feast your eyes v expr (gaze at [sth] sumptuous)deleitarse la vista con loc verb
feast your eyes on [sth],
feast your eyes upon [sth]
v expr
(gaze at: [sth] sumptuous)deleitarse con v prnl + prep
have a feast v expr (eat celebratory meal)darse un banquete loc verb
 The family had a feast to celebrate Chinese New Year.
 La familia se dio un banquete para celebrar el año nuevo chino.
have a feast v expr figurative (eat a lot) (informal)darse un banquete loc verb
 We had a feast of homemade pasta and meatballs.
 Nos dimos un banquete de pasta casera con albóndigas.
love feast n (Christian: meal for brotherly love)ágape nm
love feast n (banquet)banquete nm
a moveable feast n figurative ([sth] that changes over time)móvil adj
 Standards of beauty are a moveable feast.
movable feast,
moveable feast
n
(Christian festival: variable date)festividad móvil loc nom f
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Collocations: a [King's, royal] feast, a feast fit for a king, a feast of [meat, fish, steak, pork, pies], more...

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