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fes·ti·val [ˈfestɪvəl] N

1. festival (holy day):

festival
praznik m
festival
praznovanje n

2. festival (event):

festival
festival m
the Edinburgh festival
Edinburški festival
festival
slavje nt

har·vest ˈfes·ti·val N Brit

harvest festival
praznik m žetve

ˈrock fes·ti·val N

rock festival
rokovski festival m

Usage examples with festival

the Edinburgh festival
Edinburški festival

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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He has played live at various festivals around the world, and has toured several countries.
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However, the quadrille tradition now only survives at holidays and festivals.
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Every year the festival has a theme chosen by the organizers.
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The festival is "not" held inside the stadium itself.
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It became one of the venues of the festival.
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The town has three major music festivals, with the spring folk festival, and the summer jazz and blues festivals.
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The film went on to feature in international film festivals and gain notable awards.
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The festival started out as a free one-day-festival, but as the festival got more attention it grew.
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The film won awards at four film festivals.
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The festival was first held in 1974 but was cancelled in 1987.
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