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I . fete, fête [feɪt] N

1. fete Brit:

fete

festyn m

2. fete AM:

fete

feta f

II . fete, fête [feɪt] VB trans usu passive

fete

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In the summer, flowershows, fetes, and other entertainments were held there. en.wikipedia.org

The main feature is a carnival parade of floats, walking acts and majorettes, with other attractions including a car boot sale, fete and funfair. en.wikipedia.org

The event was first held in 1978 as a school fete and has continued grow over the years. en.wikipedia.org

Having seen them, the villagers welcome the couple for a fete and in a dance with them the fire goddess award the gift. en.wikipedia.org

The event comprises garden tours, specialist workshops, and a fete. en.wikipedia.org

Funds were raised by weekly film shows, levies and fetes. en.wikipedia.org

The casting was a ceremonial affair, where guests were feted as they watched the process. en.wikipedia.org

He is feted by his peers and loved by his fans for his ability to make the guitar both talk and cry the blues. en.wikipedia.org

They play their first gig at a village fete. en.wikipedia.org

But even for such short used institutions, it was feted as a great success. en.wikipedia.org

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