[Sửa] Bữa tiệc, yến tiệc

[Sửa] Ngày lễ, ngày hội hè

[Sửa] (nghĩa bóng) sự hứng thú

a feast of reason

cuộc nói chuyện hứng thú

[Sửa] Dự tiệc, tiệc tùng; ăn cỗ

to feast away

tiệc tùng phủ phê

to feast away the night

tiệc tùng thâu đêm suốt sáng

[Sửa] Thết tiệc, chiêu đãi, khoản đãi

[Sửa] Làm cho say mê, làm cho thích thú

to feast one's eyes on a lovely view

say mê ngắm cảnh đẹp

[Sửa] N.

[Sửa] Banquet, (lavish) dinner, (sumptuous) repast, (Lucullan orEpicurean) treat, Colloq spread, Brit beanfeast; Slang blow-out,Brit beano: Dinner at Patrick's is no mere meal - it is afeast.

[Sửa] Observance, celebration, rite, ritual, solemnization,commemoration, memorialization, anniversary, birthday, jubilee,feast-day, festival, fˆte, holy day, holiday, red-letter day,occasion, event, gala: Church calendars list both movable andimmovable feasts.

[Sửa] Treat, delight, pleasure, gratification:Seeing you again was a feast for the eyes.

[Sửa] V.

[Sửa] Dine, wine (and dine), fare well or sumptuously,(over)indulge, gorge (oneself), gormandize, eat one's fill: Wefeasted on roast turkey with all the trimmings.

[Sửa] Entertain,feed, wine and dine, treat, regale: Visitors to Arthur's courtwere feasted with the finest viands available. 6 delight,gratify, please, cheer, gladden: Ali Baba feasted his eyes onthe vast treasure in the cave.

[Sửa] N. & v.

[Sửa] N.

[Sửa] A large or sumptuous meal.

[Sửa] A gratificationto the senses or mind.

[Sửa] A an annual religious celebration. ba day dedicated to a particular saint.

[Sửa] An annual villagefestival.

[Sửa] V.

[Sửa] Intr. partake of a feast; eat and drinksumptuously.

[Sửa] Tr. a regale. b pass (time) in feasting.

[Sửa] Feaster n. [ME f. OF feste, fester f. Lfestus joyous]