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Significados de "festivity" en diccionario español inglés : 13 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
festivity fiesta [f]
festivity solemnidad [f]
festivity festejo [m]
festivity solemnidad [f]
festivity jubilo [m]
festivity celebración [f]
festivity festividad [f]
festivity fiesta [f]
festivity regocijo [m]
festivity júbilo [m]
festivity alborozo [m]
festivity alegría [f]
festivity animación [f]

Significados de "festivity" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 29 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
midpoint festivity paso del ecuador [m]
parade of horsemen, floats, marching bands, dancers, organized as a festivity cabalgata [f]
festivity that the catholic church annually celebrates the dogma of the immaculate conception concepción [f]
nocturnal moorish festivity or dance leila [f]
eight day religious festivity ochava [f]
last day of an eight day religious festivity ochava [f]
eight day religious festivity octava [f]
last day of an eight day religious festivity octava [f]
octave prayer that does not admit rise to the commemoration of another saint or any festivity octava cerrada [f]
public festivity where one dresses as moorish and christians pretending to fight moros y cristianos [m/pl]
festivity celebrated in lerna in honor of dionysus and demeter lerneas [f/pl]
public festivity jubileo [m]
mayday festivity mayo [m]
a dance performed during the celebration of the "guancasco" between gracias and mejicapa, which is an annual festivity of the patron saints of such two neighbor towns as a sign of friendship baile del encierro [m] HN:W
slave festivity cabildo [m] CU
carnival festivity where participants get soaked with water culeco [m] PA
rural festivity guateque [m] CU
eight day religious festivity ochavario [m] disused
last day of an eight day religious festivity ochavario [m] disused
a popular festivity with dancing bailanta [f] AR
encourages a country person/farmer to start a festivity ¡auja! [interj] PA rur.
Folklore
aymara pagan festivity that dates to the precolumbian era chutillo [m] BO
holy trinity popular festivity chope piesta [m] BO:Ne
holy trinity popular festivity chope fiesta [m] BO:Ne
dancer or musician in a religious festivity chino [m] CL
carnival festivity consisting of transplanting and adorning a tree with ribbons and gifts to later chop it down with music and dances tumbamonte [m] PE
dancer or musician in a religious festivity china [f] CL
take part as a dancer in a religious festivity chinear [v] CL
cultural activities held outside at night as part of some festivity día criollo [n] PA:Nw