feast

英[fi:st]

美[fist]

n.盛会；宴会；宗教节日；使人欢快的事物（或活动）

vi.大吃大喝，享用美食；参加宴会

vt.款待（某人），宴请（某人）

网络兽餐；节日；盛宴；宴会

词形变化:

feasts feasted feasting feasts

派生词: feaster

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1 . The feast was served by his mother and sisters.

这顿美餐是他母亲和他的姐妹们准备的。

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2 . Well we did have a midnight feast, me and my sister.

我和姐姐的确在半夜大吃了一顿。

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3 . On the following day a feast was given in King John's honour.

第二天设宴款待约翰王。

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4 . Chicago provides a feast for the ears of any music lover.

《芝加哥》将给所有音乐爱好者献上一场听觉的盛宴。

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5 . Banners were paraded from church to church on feast days.

宗教节日期间，人们打着横幅在教堂间游行。

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英英释义网络释义

noun

1.a ceremonial dinner party for many people

2.something experienced with great delight;

a feast for the eyes

3.a meal that is well prepared and greatly enjoyed;

a banquet for the graduating seniors

4.an elaborate party (often outdoors)

vern

1.partake in a feast or banquet

2.provide a feast or banquet for

3.gratify;

feed one's eyes on a gorgeous view