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1 feast
n. feestelijke maaltijd; feest; festijn--------v. uit eten gaan; feestenfeast1[ fie:st] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:→ enough enough/————————feast22 zich te goed doen ⇒ smullen, er goed van eten♦voorbeelden:2 feast on/upon • genieten van, zich te goed doen aanII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden:feast one's friends (on) • zijn vrienden trakteren (op) -
2 feast on/upon
feast on/upongenieten van, zich te goed doen aan -
3 feast one's eyes (on)
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4 feast one's friends (on)
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5 Feast of Tabernacles
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6 Feast of Lights
lichtfeest, Chanukkafeest -
7 Feast of the Sacrifice
slachtofferfeest (v.d. moslims) -
8 feast of water drawing
feest van oppompen v. water -
9 feast one's eyes on
genieten van wat hij ziet -
10 enough is as good as a feast
met weinig tevreden, genoeg is net zo goed als overvloed; "ik heb genoeg" -
11 Moslem Feast of the Sacrifice
slachtoffersfeest (van de muslims) -
12 Purim feast
Poerim maaltijd -
13 a feast for the eyes
een plezier voor het oog, prachtig gezicht, mooi gezicht -
14 had a feast
had een feest, feestte -
15 skeleton at the feast
iets wat de feestvreugde bederft -
16 enough
adj. voldoende--------adv. genoeg--------interj. genoeg!--------n. voldoende hoeveelheidenough1[ innuf] 〈 voornaamwoord〉1 genoeg♦voorbeelden:be enough of a man to • wel zo f zijn om tewe had enough to do to get there • het kostte ons de grootste moeite om er te komenthey have done enough and to spare • ze hebben meer dan genoeg gedaan————————enough2〈 bijwoord〉1 genoeg♦voorbeelden:1 oddly/strangely enough • merkwaardig/vreemd genoeg, merkwaardigerwijs————————enough3〈 determinator〉♦voorbeelden:
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Feast — (f[=e]st), n. [OE. feste festival, holiday, feast, OF. feste festival, F. f[^e]te, fr. L. festum, pl. festa, fr. festus joyful, festal; of uncertain origin. Cf. {Fair}, n., {Festal}, {F[^e]te}.] 1. A festival; a holiday; a solemn, or more… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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feast — feast; feast·ful; Feast; feast·er; … English syllables
feast — [fēst] n. [ME feste < OFr < VL festa < pl. of L festum, festival < festus, festal, joyful, orig., of days for religious observance: see FAIR2] 1. a celebration or festival; esp., a periodic religious celebration, as in honor of God or … English World dictionary
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