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61 lukullisch
Adj. epicurean; Gericht: auch exquisite; (üppig) sumptuous; lukullische Leckerbissen epicurean delights* * *lu|kụl|lisch [lu'kʊlɪʃ]1. adjepicurean2. advexquisitely* * *lu·kul·lisch[luˈkʊlɪʃ]adj (geh) delectable, exquisiteein \lukullisches Menü an epicurean set menu\lukullisch schlemmen/speisen to feast on/eat delectable [or exquisite] food* * *lukullische Leckerbissen epicurean delights -
62 Mahl
* * *das Mahlrepast; meal* * *[maːl]nt -(e)s, -e or -er['mɛːlɐ] (liter) meal, repast (form); (= Gastmahl) banquet* * *<-[e]s, -e o Mähler>[ˈma:l, pl ˈmɛ:lɐ]nt pl selten (geh)beim \Mahl[e] sitzen to be at [the] table* * *das; Mahl[e]s, Mähler (geh.) meal; repast (formal)* * *ein festliches Mahl a banquet* * *das; Mahl[e]s, Mähler (geh.) meal; repast (formal)* * *-e n.dinner n.meal n.repast n. -
63 Metzgete
f; -, -n; bes. schw.1. Schlachtfest2. GASTR. Schlachtplatte* * *Metz·ge·te<-, -n>[ˈmɛtsgətə]f SCHWEIZ1. (Schlachtfest) feast at which the meat from freshly slaughtered animals, esp pigs, is eaten2. (Schlachtplatte) dish with ham, sausages, and sauerkraut* * * -
64 Ohrenschmaus
m treat for the ears* * *Oh|ren|schmausmdas Konzert war ein richtiger Óhrenschmaus — the concert was a real delight to hear or a treat for the ears
moderne Musik ist oft kein Óhrenschmaus — modern music is often far from easy on the ear
* * *Oh·ren·schmausm kein pl (fam) treat [or feast] for the ear[s]* * *der (ugs.) inein Ohrenschmaus sein — be a joy to hear
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65 Osterfest
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66 Passah
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67 Schlemmermahlzeit
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68 verschmausen
v/t umg. eat up with relish, Am. scarf down* * *ver|schmau|sen ptp verschmaustvt (inf)to feast on* * * -
69 Fastenbrechen
Fas·ten·bre·chen1. (nach Fasten) start eating again after fastingdas Fest des \Fastenbrechens feast [or festival] of breaking the fast, Id al-Fitr -
70 Purim
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71 Sukkoth
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72 Hochzeits-...
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73 Festpredigt
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74 festlich bewirten
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75 Auferstehungsfest
Auf·er·ste·hungs·fest ntFeast of the ResurrectionDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Auferstehungsfest
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76 Augenweide
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77 Dreikönigsfest
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78 Festgelage
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79 Fronleichnam
Fron·leich·nam <-[e]s> [fro:nʼlaiçna:m] mkein pl, meist ohne art[the Feast of] Corpus Christi -
80 Fronleichnamsfest
Fron·leich·nams·fest ntdas \Fronleichnamsfest the Feast of Corpus ChristiDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Fronleichnamsfest
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