English to Irish Meaning of feast - feast

Feast :
feast

féile, tréimhse, cuid, lá saoire, mórthaispeántas, díog, locháinín, dinnéar, teach, féasta, béile, páirtí

shásamh, ábhar, le do thoil, dinnéar, féasta

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Definitions of feast in English
Noun(1) a ceremonial dinner party for many people(2) something experienced with great delight(3) a meal that is well prepared and greatly enjoyed(4) an elaborate party (often outdoors
Verb(1) partake in a feast or banquet(2) provide a feast or banquet for(3) gratify
Examples of feast in English
(1) He also wishes to extend to you an invitation to dine with him at a feast of dancing and delights.(2) I know that the Mayor of Pisa, if he had any say in it at all, would like the tower to be reopened in June next year to coincide with the feast of their patron saint.(3) In ancient times, before a battle, a general would feast his soldiers with alcohol and meat.(4) For your pleasure is a feast of the finest entertainers in the land!(5) the concert season offers a feast of classical music(6) It was at these capitals where the chief would feast his people after collecting very beautiful and attractive sand, which he spread around the palace.(7) People who actually recognise good music when they see it realise that there is a lot more to this band than may first meet the eye, and that to listen to them is to enjoy a feast of musical delights.(8) The biggest holiday among Basques is the feast of their patron saint, Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuit order.(9) And for our listeners this morning, we have a delectation of delights, a feast of fantasies.(10) the feast was the highlight of the village year(11) the men would congregate and feast after hunting(12) The guests had gathered to enjoy a rich meal, celebrating the first day of the wedding feast .(13) Audiences will be treated to a feast of humour and stunning visual effects in a non-stop, action-packed event for the whole family to enjoy.(14) Gawain called the meal a feast , but his hosts brushed off the compliment, saying the next meal would be better.(15) There was even a nice crop of berries and some fruit trees nearby and they had quite the feast for their meal.(16) a wedding feast
Related Phrases of feast
(1) wedding feast ::
feast bainise
(2) feast-day ::
feast-lá
(3) feast of the assumption ::
feast an toimhde
(4) feast on ::
feast ar
(5) feast or famine ::
feast nó gorta
(6) feast one's eyes on ::
féasta amháin ar na súile ar
(7) skeleton at the feast ::
creatlach ag an feast
Synonyms
Noun
1. banquet ::
féasta
3. treat ::
chóireáil
4. fiesta ::
fiesta
Verb
5. gorge on ::
gorge ar
6. hold a banquet for ::
shealbhú féasta do
7. junket ::
junket
8. feed ::
beatha
Antonyms
1. deficiency ::
easnamh
2. inadequacy ::
neamhdhóthanacht
Different Forms
feast, feasted, feasting, feasts
Word Example from TV Shows
Let us feast together and then talk.

Let us FEAST together and then talk.

Vikings Season 1, Episode 7

It was a feast.

It was a FEAST.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 4

I want the funeral feast to be the biggest the Kingdoms ever saw.

I want the funeral FEAST to be the biggest the Kingdoms ever saw.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 7

Feast on your disappointment...

Feast on your disappointment...

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 7

and sit down to a feast of ham and potatoes

and sit down to a FEAST of ham and potatoes

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 4

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