to feast - Spanish English Dictionary

to feast

Meanings of "to feast" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 138 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
feast banquete [m]
feast fiesta [f]
feast festín [m]
feast banquetear [v]
General
feast convite [m]
feast festividad [f]
feast day fiesta [f]
feast ágape [m]
feast to celebrate a deal between buyer and seller alboroque [m]
feast convite [m]
feast convivio [m]
feast of precept día de guardar [m]
feast of precept día de precepto [m]
feast festín [m]
feast of the assumption tránsito [m]
feast borrachera [f]
roman feast caristias [f]
feast in honor of the virgin mary expectación [f]
feast festividad [f]
double feast fiesta doble [f]
semi-double feast fiesta semidoble [f]
simple feast fiesta simple [f]
feast función [f]
feast merendola [f]
feast merendona [f]
feast of the presentation of the blessed virgin mary presentación [f]
feast or famine arca llena y arca vacía [expr]
the feast day celebrating the birth of jesus christ navidad [f]
feast comilona [f]
feast agasajar [v]
take part in a feast banquetear [v]
feast banquetearse [v]
a feast for the gods un festín para los dioses
a feast for the gods un banquete para los dioses
great feast banquete [m]
steward of a feast bastonero [m]
feast held before lent carnaval [m]
feast festejo [m]
party game played at the feast of the epiphany estrecho [m]
feast of the ascension of our lord ascensión [f]
feast of the assumption asunción [f]
jewish feast of the tabernacles fiesta de las cabañuelas [f]
painting representing a banquet or drunken feast, with grotesque figures bambochada [f]
celebration of mass twice on a feast day (religion) binación [f]
drunken feast borrachera [f]
feast in honor of the virgin expectación [f]
feast función [f]
feast festejar [v]
feast regalarse [v]
jewish feast of tabernacles cenopegias [f/pl]
feast regocijo [m]
love-feast ágape [m]
feast cena [f]
feast comida [f]
feast recrear [v]
feast deleitar [v]
feast deleitarse [v]
feast comer opíparamente [v]
feast gozarse [v]
feast entretenerse [v]
feast held before lent carnestolendas [f/pl]
licentious feast and dance jorco [m] rur. rare
a feast bojazo [m] NI
feast bojazo [m] NI
feast in honor or the holy spirit espíritu [m] BO
rotating responsibility to organize the patronal feast cargo [m] PE
taking turns organizing the patronal feast cargo [m] PE
feast of precept día de misa [m] rare
licentious feast and dance jorco [m] ES local
feast yantar [m] disused
feast rumbantela [f] CU
feast abundancia [f] fig.
feast of sweet fritters buñolada [f] PR
feast fuleada [f] HN SV NI
feast for many people comelata [f] PR
party or feast that is celebrated after the harvest or other work done in common junta [f] PA
feast where baked empanadas are served to share and celebrate salteñada [f] BO
offering dedicated to the deceased at the feast of all saints, with black tablecloth and everything that the deceased liked tumba [f] BO:W
feast comelona [f] DO VE
feast convivialidad [f] MX
feast sala [f] disused
get-together to feast on tamales tamalada [f] MX SV EC
feast of tamales tamaleada [f] HN SV
get-together to feast on tamales tamaleada [f] MX HN
feast zahora [f] ES local
celebrate two masses on a feast day binar [v] disused
get together to feast on tamales tamalear [v] HN
have a feast zahorar [v] ES local
Idioms
the spectre at the feast el cenizo [m]
feast one’s eyes on something recrear los ojos en algo [v]
feast one’s eyes on something regalarse los ojos con algo [v]
feast one's eyes on something regalarse la vista con algo [v]
sanctify the feast santificar las fiestas [v]
sanctify the feast guardar las fiestas [v]
the ghost at the feast el aguafiestas
the ghost at the feast el cascarrabias
feast one's eyes hacerse un festín con la vista
feast one's eyes alegrarse la vista (con)
either feast or famine ya sea abundancia o escasez
the spectre at the feast el aguafiestas
Phrasals
feast on something darse un banquete a base de algo [v]
feast off something darse un banquete a base de algo [v]
Colloquial
feast gaudeamus [m]
splendid feast pipiripao [m]
feast gaudeamus [m]
splendid feast pipiripao [m]
feast tragantada [f]
feast cuchipanda [f]
feast holgueta [f]
drunken feast borrachería [f]
feast comilitona [f]
feast comilona [f]
eat a feast banquetearse [v]
feast on banquetearse [v]
what a feast arroz y gallo muerto [expr]
feast one's eyes upon darse un banquete para la vista con
feast one's eyes on darse un banquete para la vista con
feast one's eyes on alegrarse la vista con
feast one's eyes upon alegrarse la vista con
feast one's eyes on regocijar la vista con
feast one's eyes upon regocijar la vista con
feast one's eyes upon hacerse una fiesta mirando a
feast one's eyes on hacerse una fiesta mirando a
huge feast banquetazo [m]
feast tragaderas [f] LAM
feast troleada [f] HN
have a feast pachamanquearse [v] PE
Proverbs
it's either feast of famine hay veces que nada el pato, y hay otras que ni agua bebe MX
feast today pan para hoy y hambre para mañana
Law
feast day día festivo
Gastronomy
typical product of the feast of all saints made with bread and sugar bollo [m] PE
feast of chumales chumalada [f] EC:S rare
Religion
feast of the apparition of christ to the apostles after easter aparición [f]
Folklore
corpus christi (feast) corpus [m] EC
traditional dance performed in the highlands during the feast of corpus christi in which the dances are dressed as jesters lanlacus [m] PE
Archaic
smell-feast parásito [m]
smell-feast mogollón [m]
smell-feast gorrista [m/f]