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复数:feasts
第三人称单数:feasts
现在分词:feasting
过去式:feasted
过去分词:feasted
feaster (n.)
noun
any sumptuous and elaborate meal, usu. for many people; banquet.A great feast was prepared to celebrate the safe return of the king.Huge portions of roast boar, pheasant, and venison were eaten at the feast.
(often cap.) a periodic event or occasion, esp. a religious festival, commemorating some person or occurrence, such as a saint's day.Next week we'll celebrate the Feast of St. Joseph.
a source of great or manifold pleasure, esp. as something to look at.The splendid carnival costumes were a feast for the eyes.
intransitive verb
to eat heartily or partake of a sumptuous meal.We feasted on roast turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and cranberry sauce.
transitive verb
to provide a sumptuous meal or banquet for.
to gratify or give pleasure to (the eyes).
feast on尽情欣赏;尽情享受;大吃大喝
feast dayn. 节日;斋日;宗教节日
wedding feastn. 喜筵
feast着重于饮食的丰富和精美
banquet着重于庆祝仪式的正式;
以上来源于网络
这组词都有“宴会”的意思,其区别是:
dinner普通用词,含义广。本义指一日的主餐,但多用于指宴请客人的正式的一餐。
feast指筵席酒席,有时可与banquet换用,但前者强调共享欢乐的气氛。
banquet指正式而盛大的宴会或国宴。
party指一般的社交聚会,也引申指宴请或宴会。
以上来源于网络
约于公元1200年,指“举办宗教节日的庆祝活动”(通常在教堂节日举行); 约于公元1300年,指“以欢庆为特征的宗教周年纪念日”(而非禁食),源自古法语 feste “宗教节日,圣日; 假日; 市集,集市; 噪音,喧闹; 玩笑,娱乐”(12世纪,现代法语为 fête),源自通俗拉丁语 *festa(女性单数; 也是意大利语 festa,西班牙语 fiesta 的来源),源自拉丁语 festa “节日,宴会,庆祝宴会”,是 festus “欢乐的,快乐的,愉快的”(与 feriae “假日”和 fanum “神殿”有关)的中性复数名词用法,源自原意为“神圣的,神圣的; 神圣的地方”的原始意大利语 *fasno-,源自 PIE *dhis-no- “神圣的,神圣的; 神圣的地方”,是 PIE 词根 *dhes- 的带后缀形式,用于形成宗教概念的词汇。
中古英语中使用拼写 -ea- 来表示我们错误称之为“长 e”的音。指“丰盛的餐食”(无论是公共的还是私人的)的意思可追溯至14世纪晚期。指“任何令人愉快的场合或事件”的意思可追溯至14世纪晚期。
Noun Middle English feste, from Anglo-French, from Latin festa, plural of festum festival, from neuter of festus solemn, festal; akin to Latin feriae holidays, fanum temple
The first known use of feast was in the 13th century
featherbrainnoun
a foolish scatterbrained person
featherbrainnoun
a foolish scatterbrained person
featherbrainnoun
a foolish scatterbrained person
feather bednoun
a mattress filled with feathersalso: a bed with such a mattress
feather1 of 2noun
one of the light horny growths that make up the outer covering of the body of a bird
kind entry 1 sense 1, nature
birds of a feather
clothing sense 1, dress
in full feather
condition entry 1 sense 5b, mood
in fine feather
feather2 of 2verb
to provide (as an arrow) with a feather
to cover, clothe, or adorn with feathers
to turn (an oar blade) parallel to the water when lifting from the water at the end of a stroke
to change the angle of (airplane propeller blades) to reduce air resistancealso: to change the angle of airplane propeller blades of (an engine) in such a manner
to grow feathers
to move, spread, or grow like feathers
featnoun
act entry 1 sense 1, deed
a deed notable especially for courage
an act or product of skill, strength, or cleverness
feast1 of 2noun
a meal with plenty of food and drink : banquet
a religious festival or observance
feast2 of 2verb
to eat plentifully : take part in a feast
to entertain with a feast
delight entry 2 sense 2
feast your eyes on the view
feast1 of 2noun
a meal with plenty of food and drink : banquet
a religious festival or observance
feast2 of 2verb
to eat plentifully : take part in a feast
to entertain with a feast
delight entry 2 sense 2
feast your eyes on the view
feast1 of 2noun
a meal with plenty of food and drink : banquet
a religious festival or observance
feast2 of 2verb
to eat plentifully : take part in a feast
to entertain with a feast
delight entry 2 sense 2
feast your eyes on the view
1 Some were dorados that would have been unqualified feasts on the lifeboat.
2 She is not coming back until after the Virgencita’s feast day on the 21st as her whole family is making the pilgrimage to Higuey We are having Rest &r Silence before lights-out.
3 “Today’s—what? It’s Samhuinn today? Why has no one mentioned it? Is there a feast tonight?”
4 The crops grew and the people feasted, always giving praise to the Marked Girl.
5 The king and queen always have minstrel play at their feast.
国王和王后总是要音乐家在宴会上表演.
6 The feast about to begin.
宴会就要开始了.
7 The days had rung to the sounds of trumpets and pounding hooves, and the nights had been full of feasts and song.
8 Get out of my house now before I disembowel you with my teeth and spit you out into the street for the rats to feast on.
9 When a lord had a feast, he served meat on bread—instead of using plates, people ate on “trenchers,” which were just slabs of stale bread.
10 Here, too, were boys of gold on pedestals holding aloft bright torches of pitch pine to light the great rooms, and the night-time feasting.
11 But the feast, the celebration, and the circumcision meant nothing in comparison to Zuraiq.
12 Wow! Come and feast your eyes on this birthday cake!
哇! 快来欣赏一下这个生日蛋糕!
13 More like, Scar and his friends would soon be feasting on ham and bacon and a savory dog stew, but Penny did not need to hear that.
14 Yours was a life well lived, and now you dine in the halls of the Elders at their eternal feast.
15 Banners were paraded from church to church on feast days.
宗教节日期间,人们打着横幅在教堂间游行。
16 After the feast she spent a week dieting to salve her conscience.
大吃了一顿之后,她花了一周时间节食以安慰自己.
17 His beady eyes glittered and the woman raised her head as if smelling a feast.
18 "Please," the old man said, stretching out an arm, "your master is having a grand feast. Surely you can spare a small bit for me?"
19 Now there would have to be a feast for him!
20 The frieze showed the Olympian gods at a feast.
1 大量
good great heavy serious numerous massive extensive liberal substantial generous abundant myriad lavish substantive galore copious profuse swingeing widely heavily substantially abundantly tons much plenty body score host mountain mass ocean array quantity wealth flood ton pile chunk abundance torrent proliferation trove dollop swathe ream truckload multiplicity boatload profusion cornucopia plenitude welter scads bucketful lashings wodge million billion trillion bulk quite a lot bit few like nobody's business like weeds by the bucketful by the bucket a lot a bunch an awful lot a stack of right and left in bulk heaps of a good bit like mad a raft of in spades
2 享受
enjoyment fruition bask enjoy relish comfort large savour beer and skittles delectation have take user luxury pleasure luxuriate go taste joy gust groove laik indulge fall in for have oneself milk and honey
6 快乐
bright glad gay hilarious volatile merry cheerful carefree daft cheery buoyant chipper jovial frolic frisky convivial happy-go-lucky halcyon hedonic blithe felicitous lighthearted coltish merrymaking jocund sweet pleasure joy glee merriment felicity vivacity rejoice amuse exhilarate young in heart bright and breezy
7 参加宴会
8 设宴款待
9 尽情享受
11 筵席
12 大吃大喝
14 欢乐
festive merry swinging blithe festal merrymaking mirthful blithesome gaily festivity lark hilarity mirth gaiety rejoicing whoopee delectation jollity jollification joy rejoice amuse gala cheerful primrose convivial lydian jocund riant cheerly heartsome pleasure jubilee revel merriment jocundity merrymake jollify
15 尽情享用
16 盛宴招待
17 精神愉快
18 设宴招待
19 饱餐
20 宴会
epulary convivial banqueting do function dinner entertainment symposium junket conviviality jag knees-up beanfeast reception banquet thrash gaudy party dinner party beano symposiac spread revel potlatch wassail dinner bucket drinking bout turn festival ding
21 使快乐
22 节日
festival mas festa pink-eye fête festive fest fiesta holiday gala festal day feast day high day gala day vacation -fest festivity fete feria festivous ferial Habdalah wake occasion beanfeast
23 赏心悦目
24 娱乐
entertaining sporting game play sport entertainment pleasure recreation distraction amusement diversion pastime glee gaiety divertissement entertain divert recreate amuse beguile disport recreative fun resource treat relaxation dissipation avocation delectation jeu relax distract
25 祝典
27 宗教庆典
28 十分愉快