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81 overshadow a festivity
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82 wake (Watch or vigil held over the body of a dead person before burial and sometimes accompanied by festivity)
Религия: бдение у гробаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > wake (Watch or vigil held over the body of a dead person before burial and sometimes accompanied by festivity)
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83 closing festivity
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84 street festivity
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85 מאורע חגיגי
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86 hátíîahald
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87 festlighet
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88 festivitas
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89 празднества
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90 בימת שמחה
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91 свеченост
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92 slávnosť
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93 festivité
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94 das Freudenfest
- {festivity} sự vui mừng, sự hân hoan, ngày hội, lễ - {whoopee} sự vui nhộn -
95 die Festlichkeit
- {festivity} sự vui mừng, sự hân hoan, ngày hội, lễ - {gala} hội, hội hè -
96 festividad
f.1 festivity.2 merrymaking.* * *1 (fiesta) festivity, celebration2 (día) feast day, holiday* * *SF1) (Rel) feast, holiday3) (=alegría) gaiety, merrymaking4) (=ingenio) wit* * *a) ( fiesta religiosa) feast, festivityb) festividades femenino plural ( festejos) festivities (pl)* * *= feast, festivity.Ex. Sometimes this was done simply by staying away (Saint Monday was always a popular feast in the trade), but perhaps more often by contracting with the master to work less.Ex. Festivity is a way that humans keep alive to time by relating past, present, and future.----* festividad navideña = Christmas festivity.* * *a) ( fiesta religiosa) feast, festivityb) festividades femenino plural ( festejos) festivities (pl)* * *= feast, festivity.Ex: Sometimes this was done simply by staying away (Saint Monday was always a popular feast in the trade), but perhaps more often by contracting with the master to work less.
Ex: Festivity is a way that humans keep alive to time by relating past, present, and future.* festividad navideña = Christmas festivity.* * *1 (fiesta religiosa) feast, festivity* * *
festividad sustantivo femenino
b)
festividad sustantivo femenino festivity
' festividad' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
fiesta
- vigilia
- caer
- celebrar
- santo
English:
feast
- festivity
- Hallowe'en
- Halloween
- observe
* * *festividad nffestivity* * *f feast;festividades pl festivities* * *festividad nf1) : festivity2) : (religious) feast, holiday -
97 Festlichkeit
f1. festivity, celebration* * *die Festlichkeitrevelry; fiesta; festivity* * *Fẹst|lich|keitf -, -encelebration; (= Stimmung) festiveness* * *die1) (a celebration: Come and join in the festivities.) festivity2) (an occasion of entertainment and enjoyment out of doors: a children's gala.) gala* * *Fest·lich·keit<-, -en>f celebration, festivity, festive atmosphere* * *die; Festlichkeit, Festlichkeiten1) (Feier) celebration2) (der Stimmung, Atmosphäre) festiveness; (Feierlichkeit, Würde) solemnity* * *1. festivity, celebration* * *die; Festlichkeit, Festlichkeiten1) (Feier) celebration2) (der Stimmung, Atmosphäre) festiveness; (Feierlichkeit, Würde) solemnity* * *f.festivity n.fiesta n.solemnity n. -
98 festejo
m.1 party (fiesta).festejos taurinos bullfights2 entertaining (agasajo).3 festivity, celebration, feast, feasting.pres.indicat.1st person singular (yo) present indicative of spanish verb: festejar.* * *1 feast, entertainment2 (galanteo) courting, courtship1 festivities* * *noun m.1) feast2) celebration* * *SM1) (=celebración) celebration; And partypl festejos (=fiestas) festivities2) [de huésped] wining and dining, entertainment3) † (=cortejo) wooing, courtship* * *masculino celebration, festivity* * *= fete [fête], feast.Ex. Held in September annually in Sydney, it is perhaps the largest fete in this hemisphere.Ex. Sometimes this was done simply by staying away (Saint Monday was always a popular feast in the trade), but perhaps more often by contracting with the master to work less.----* festejos = revels.* * *masculino celebration, festivity* * *= fete [fête], feast.Ex: Held in September annually in Sydney, it is perhaps the largest fete in this hemisphere.
Ex: Sometimes this was done simply by staying away (Saint Monday was always a popular feast in the trade), but perhaps more often by contracting with the master to work less.* festejos = revels.* * *celebration, festivitylos festejos duraron hasta la madrugada the celebrations o festivities went on until the early hours of the morning* * *
Del verbo festejar: ( conjugate festejar)
festejo es:
1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
festejó es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativo
Multiple Entries:
festejar
festejo
festejar ( conjugate festejar) verbo transitivo (AmL) ( celebrar) to celebrate
festejo sustantivo masculino
celebration, festivity
festejar verbo transitivo to celebrate
festejo
I sustantivo masculino celebration
II mpl festivities
* * *festejo nm1. [fiesta] party2.festejos taurinos bullfightsfestejos [celebraciones] public festivities3. [agasajo] entertaining* * *m celebration;festejos pl festivities* * *festejo nm: celebration, festivity -
99 festa
f feastdi santo feast day( ricevimento) party( compleanno) birthday( onomastico) name dayfesta della mamma/del papà Mother's/Father's Dayfesta nazionale national holidaybuone feste! a Natale Merry Christmas and a happy New Year!* * *festa s.f.1 ( giorno di riposo) holiday: festa civile, public (o civil o legal) holiday; festa nazionale, national holiday; mezza festa, half-holiday; oggi è festa, nessuno lavora, today is a holiday, nobody is working; far festa, ( riposare) to have (o to take) a holiday; prendersi un giorno di festa, ( dal lavoro) to take a day off // indossava il vestito della festa, she was wearing her Sunday best // conciare qlcu. per le feste, to give s.o. a sound thrashing2 ( solennità religiosa) feast; ( festività) festivity: festa del villaggio, village fair; la festa dell'Ascensione, Ascension Day; la festa di Sant'Antonio, St. Anthony's Day; la festa di tutti i Santi, dei morti, All Saints' Day, All Souls' Day; festa di precetto, day of obligation; giorno di festa, feast day // festa del Lavoro, Labour Day // le Feste, ( di Natale) Christmas; ( di Pasqua) Easter: augurare a qlcu. le Buone Feste, to wish s.o. a Merry Christmas3 ( anniversario) birthday; ( onomastico) Saint's day, name day: oggi è la mia festa, it is my birthday today; ( onomastico) it is my Saint's day (o my name day) today4 ( trattenimento) party: festa di laurea, graduation party; festa di matrimonio, wedding reception; festa da ballo, ball; dare una festa, to give (o to throw o to have) a party // gua- stare la festa a qlcu., (fig.) to spoil s.o.'s party5 ( giubilo, allegria) festivity, rejoicing; merrymaking: tutta la citta è in festa, the whole town is celebrating; c'è aria di festa in questi giorni, there is a party (o festive) atmosphere at the moment // far festa, to make merry (o to have a good time); far festa a qlcu., ( accoglierlo cordialmente) to give s.o. a hearty welcome (o to welcome s.o. warmly); quando torno a casa il mio cane mi corre incontro e mi fa le feste, when I get home my dog runs to meet me and jumps all over me // far la festa a qlcu., (fam.) ( ucciderlo) to kill s.o. (o to bump off s.o.)* * *['fɛsta]1. sf1) (religiosa) feast (day), (civile) holiday2) (vacanza) holidays pl, vacation Amla settimana scorsa ho avuto 3 giorni di festa — last week I was on holiday for 3 days, I had 3 days off (work) last week
3) (ricorrenza: compleanno) birthday, (onomastico) name dayla festa di San Giovanni — St John's Day, the feast of St John
4) (sagra) fair5) (ricevimento) party, celebrationdare o fare una festa — to give o have a party
6)un'aria di festa — a festive airfare festa — (non lavorare) to have a holiday, (far baldoria) to live it up
2.* * *['fɛsta]sostantivo femminile1) (giorno non lavorativo) holidaygiorno di festa — holiday, feast day
3) (religiosa) feast; (civile) celebrationsotto le -e — (natalizie) over Christmas
buone -e! — (di Natale) Season's greetings!
4) (evento privato o sociale) partydare, fare una festa — to give, have a party
guastare, rovinare la festa a qcn. — to spoil sb.'s fun (anche fig.)
5) (manifestazione pubblica) festival, festivity, carnivalaria di festa — festive atmosphere o spirit o air
•festa d'addio — farewell o leaving party
festa di beneficenza — charity benefit o fete
festa del lavoro — Labour BE o Labor AE Day
••fare festa — (festeggiare) to celebrate, to party; (non lavorare) to be on holiday o off work
fare festa a qcn. — to give sb. a warm welcome
fare le -e a qcn. — [ cane] to fawn on sb., to jump all over sb.
fare la festa a qcn. — to bump sb. off, to do sb. in
conciare qcn. per le -e — to leather sb., to give sb. a good tanning o thrashing
* * *festa/'fεsta/sostantivo f.1 (giorno non lavorativo) holiday; domani è festa tomorrow is a (public) holiday; giorno di festa holiday, feast day3 (religiosa) feast; (civile) celebration; la festa di Ognissanti All Saints' Day; sotto le -e (natalizie) over Christmas; buone -e! (di Natale) Season's greetings! il vestito della festa Sunday best; vestito a festa (dressed) in one's Sunday best4 (evento privato o sociale) party; dare, fare una festa to give, have a party; guastare, rovinare la festa a qcn. to spoil sb.'s fun (anche fig.)5 (manifestazione pubblica) festival, festivity, carnival; festa del paese village festival; le -e di Carnevale carnival festivities; la festa della mietitura harvest festival6 (allegria generale) aria di festa festive atmosphere o spirit o air; la città era in festa the town was in a holiday moodfare festa (festeggiare) to celebrate, to party; (non lavorare) to be on holiday o off work; fare festa a qcn. to give sb. a warm welcome; fare le -e a qcn. [ cane] to fawn on sb., to jump all over sb.; fare la festa a qcn. to bump sb. off, to do sb. in; conciare qcn. per le -e to leather sb., to give sb. a good tanning o thrashing; è finita la festa! the game is up!\festa d'addio farewell o leaving party; festa di beneficenza charity benefit o fete; festa comandata → festa di precetto; festa di compleanno birthday party; festa del lavoro Labour BE o Labor AE Day; festa della mamma Mother's Day; festa nazionale national holiday; festa del papà Father's Day; festa di precetto day of obligation. -
100 Festivität
f; -, -en; hum. festivities Pl.* * *Fes|ti|vi|tät [fEstivi'tɛːt]f -, -en (old, hum inf)celebration, festivity* * *die; Festivität, Festivitäten (veralt., scherzh.) festivity; celebration* * ** * *die; Festivität, Festivitäten (veralt., scherzh.) festivity; celebration
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