Bữa tiệc, yến tiệc

Ngày lễ, ngày hội hè

(nghĩa bóng) sự hứng thú

a feast of reason

cuộc nói chuyện hứng thú

Dự tiệc, tiệc tùng; ăn cỗ

to feast away

tiệc tùng phủ phê

to feast away the night

tiệc tùng thâu đêm suốt sáng

Thết tiệc, chiêu đãi, khoản đãi

Làm cho say mê, làm cho thích thú

to feast one's eyes on a lovely view

say mê ngắm cảnh đẹp

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.

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.

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

V.

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.

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.

N.

A large or sumptuous meal.

A gratificationto the senses or mind.

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

An annual villagefestival.

V.

Intr. partake of a feast; eat and drinksumptuously.

Tr. a regale. b pass (time) in feasting.

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