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1 feast
{fi:st}
I. 1. празник, празненство, ежегоден църковен празник, събор
2. пир (шество) (и прен.), банкет, угощение, гуляй
Barmecide FEAST въображаемо благоденствие/изобилие
enough is as good as a FEAST щом има достатъчно, не искай/ламти за повече
3. прен. пир, наслада
intellectual FEAST духовна наслада
the FEAST of reason and the flow of soul високо интелектуален разговор на възвишени теми
II. 1. пирувам, гуляя
to FEAST the night away гуляя/пирувам цялата нощ
2. (у) гощавам, нагостявам
3. наслаждавам се, любувам се (on на)* * *{fi:st} n 1. празник, празненство; ежегоден църковен празник, с(2) {fi:st} v 1. пирувам, гуляя; to feast the night away гуляя/пиру* * *фиеста; угощавам; угощение; пиршество; пир; празненство; празник; банкет; гощавка; гуляя; гуляй; наслада;* * *1. (у) гощавам, нагостявам 2. barmecide feast въображаемо благоденствие/изобилие 3. enough is as good as a feast щом има достатъчно, не искай/ламти за повече 4. i. празник, празненство, ежегоден църковен празник, събор 5. ii. пирувам, гуляя 6. intellectual feast духовна наслада 7. the feast of reason and the flow of soul високо интелектуален разговор на възвишени теми 8. to feast the night away гуляя/пирувам цялата нощ 9. наслаждавам се, любувам се (on на) 10. пир (шество) (и прен.), банкет, угощение, гуляй 11. прен. пир, наслада* * *feast [fi:st] I. n 1. празник, празненство; ежегоден църковен празник, събор; a(n) (im)movable \feast църковен празник, чиято дата (не) се променя; movable \feast шег. ядене по всяко време; 2. пир, пиршество, угощение, гуляй, банкет; to make a \feast of гуляя (пирувам) с, наяждам се до насита с (някаква храна); enough is as good as a \feast щом има достатъчно, не питай за повече; 3. прен. пир, наслаждение, наслада; love \feast любовен пир; the \feast of reason and the flow of soul интелектуален разговор на възвишени теми; 4. множество, куп, купища (of); II. v 1. пирувам, гуляя; to \feast the night away пирувам (гуляя) цяла нощ, прекарвам цялата нощ в гуляй; to \feast upon правя гуляй с, нахранвам се (хапвам си) хубаво с (някаква храна); 2. гощавам, угощавам, нагостявам; 3. наслаждавам (се) (on); to \feast o.'s eyes on s.th. наслаждавам се на, любувам се на.
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movable feast — Feast 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… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Movable feast — Movable Mov a*ble, a. [Cf. OF. movable. See {Move}.] 1. Capable of being moved, lifted, carried, drawn, turned, or conveyed, or in any way made to change place or posture; susceptible of motion; not fixed or stationary; as, a movable steam engine … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
movable feast — n BrE 1.) informal something that happens at different times, so that you are not sure exactly when it will happen 2.) a special religious day, such as Easter, the date of which changes … Dictionary of contemporary English
movable feast — noun count 1. ) a religious holiday that is on a different date in different years, for example, Easter 2. ) BRITISH INFORMAL something that can be arranged to happen at any time that suits people … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
movable feast — noun a religious holiday that falls on different dates in different years • Syn: ↑moveable feast • Hypernyms: ↑feast day, ↑fete day • Hyponyms: ↑Easter, ↑Passover, ↑Pesach, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
movable feast — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms movable feast : singular movable feast plural movable feasts 1) British informal something that can be arranged to happen at any time that suits people 2) a religious holiday that is on a different date in… … English dictionary
Movable feast — Term given to feast days determined by the date of *Easter, which itself is movable, taking place on the first Sunday following each spring s first full moon. Such feast days are: Ash Wednesday, Lent, Ascension Thursday, Pentecost, Trinity Sunday … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
movable feast — noun a day of note, frequently Christian, the date of which moves from year to year according to a set of rules. Ant: fixed feast, immovable feast … Wiktionary
movable feast — a religious feast that does not occur on the same date each year. [1275 1325; ME] * * * … Universalium
movable feast — /muvəbəl ˈfist/ (say moohvuhbuhl feest) noun 1. a feast day which may fall on different dates in different years, as Easter Sunday, determined by the date of the full moon after 20 March. 2. an occasion which can be moved readily to whatever date …
(a) movable feast — something that happens often but at different times so that you are not certain when it will next happen. They usually have a party at some point in the summer but it s something of a movable feast … New idioms dictionary
