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noun birthday celebrations.) fiesta, festejo, celebracióncelebration n celebración / festejotr[selɪ'breɪʃən]1 festividades nombre femenino plural, festejos nombre masculino pluralcelebration [.sɛlə'breɪʃən] n: celebración f, festejos mpln.• celebración s.f.• celebridad s.f.• festejo s.m.• festividad s.f.• fiesta s.f.• guateque s.m.'selə'breɪʃən, ˌselɪ'breɪʃəna) c u ( event) fiesta fhe attended the celebrations — asistió a los festejos or las festividades
we ought to have a little celebration — deberíamos celebrarlo or festejarlo
b) u ( praise) celebración f (liter), loa f (liter)the play is a celebration of life — la obra es un canto or (liter) una loa a la vida
[ˌselɪ'breɪʃǝn]N1) (=act) celebración f, festejo m2) (=party) fiesta f, guateque m ; (=festivity) festividad fwe must have a celebration — hay que celebrarlo or festejarlo, hay que hacer una fiesta
the jubilee celebrations — las conmemoraciones or los festejos del aniversario
* * *['selə'breɪʃən, ˌselɪ'breɪʃən]a) c u ( event) fiesta fhe attended the celebrations — asistió a los festejos or las festividades
we ought to have a little celebration — deberíamos celebrarlo or festejarlo
b) u ( praise) celebración f (liter), loa f (liter)the play is a celebration of life — la obra es un canto or (liter) una loa a la vida
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