feast meaning in English
n.
1.(宗教上的)节日;节期,祝典。
2.筵席;宴会,酒席。
3.欢乐,娱乐;赏心乐事。
短语和例子
a death's head [a skeleton] at the feast 扫兴的人[事]。 a feast for the eyes 赏心悦目的事。 immovable feasts 固定节日〔如圣诞节〕。 movable feasts 活动节日〔如复活节〕。 a feast for the gods 精美的饮食;使人愉快的事物。 a feast of fat things 山珍海味的酒席。 A cheerful look makes a dish a feast . 〔谚语〕脸上笑嘻嘻,便饭成筵席。a feast of eyes 眼福。 a feast of reason and a flow of soul 富有教益的谈话;非常美妙的谈话。 Enough is as good as a feast . 饱食即美餐;知足常乐。 give [make] afeast请客。 make a feastof [upon] 大吃,饱吃。 make feast 〔古语〕吃酒席,作乐。 the feast of trumpets 犹太人的新年。
vi.
1.摆节筵;参加宴会;赴宴。
2.享受。
短语和例子
feast on rare books 愉快地读到大量珍本书籍。 F- today and fast tomorrow. 〔谚语〕今朝大吃大喝,明日忍饥挨饿。
vt.
1.宴请。
2.使享受,使精神愉快。
短语和例子
feast one's friends 宴请朋友。 feast one's eyes on the beautiful scenes 饱览美景。 feast a night away 通宵宴饮。 feast at the public crib 尸位素餐,(尤指)拿干薪。 feast one's eyes (up) on 以…大饱眼福。
adj.
-less
- Yet rome was content to feast and exact .
然而罗马满足于宴会、勒索。 - She feasted her eyes on the beauty of the valley .
她饱览山谷的美景。 - They had a family feast to celebrate it .
他们举办家宴,以示庆贺。 - He was taking part in some obscene feast .
他是在参加一个卑鄙猥亵的餐会。 - Christmas is an important feast for christians .
圣诞节是基督教徒的重要节日。
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