Translations for „fest“ in the English » German Dictionary

fest [fest] N

fest short for festival

fest

Festival nt

See also festival

fes·ti·val [ˈfestɪvəl] N

1. festival (holy day):

festival

Fest nt

2. festival (event):

festival

Festival nt

the Salzburg Festival

die Salzburger Festspiele

folk/pop/rock festival

Folk-/Pop-/Rockfestival nt

to hold a festival

ein Fest veranstalten

-fest

User Entry

-fest affix

Wortbildungselement: für Ansammlung dessen, was im 1. Element bezeichnet wird

gabfest Am inf

ein Treffen, bei dem [vor allem] viel geredet wird

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

fest-goer esp Am

Festivalbesucher(in) m (f)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It wasn't epic climbs and gnarl-fest, mega rocky huck-and-hopers.

singletrackworld.com

Old blood and new blood intermingle on this blazing slide guitar fest to great affect.

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The challenge becomes a puke fest but the couple with the toughest stomachs and greatest mental will win!

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Even now as it explodes into a multinational megabusiness, it presents itself as a kind of global, sharing, hug-fest.

www.domain.com.au

It's a small contemplative fest in the village core.

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For the person on the street who loves their sport, this to and fro between reporters and communications managers might be a yawn-fest.

www.stuff.co.nz

Once you've been through the process a few times, however, it gradually becomes a snooze fest.

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This year it intends to create an unimaginable and mystical fest, which is yet to be witnessed.

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It's not just a right wing schmooze-fest; it's also a platform for ideas and an occasion for reflection.

ipolitics.ca

This edition of the fest included events, guest lectures, workshops and infotainment shows; some of these were conducted for the first time.

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