feast in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for feast in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.feast [Brit fiːst, Am fist] N

1. feast:

feast (sumptuous meal)

festino m

feast (sumptuous meal)

convito m

feast (formal, celebratory)

banchetto m

2. feast (for eyes, senses):

feast fig

piacere m (to, for per)

there will be a feast of music

ci sarà musica a volontà

3. feast REL:

feast

festa f

II.feast [Brit fiːst, Am fist] VB trans

1. feast fig:

to feast one's eyes on sth

rifarsi gli occhi con or godersi la vista di qc

2. feast person:

feast

pascere (on, with di)

III.feast [Brit fiːst, Am fist] VB intr

feast

pascersi, dilettarsi (on di)

IV.feast [Brit fiːst, Am fist]

enough is as good as a feast

chi si accontenta, gode

wedding feast N

wedding feast

banchetto m di nozze

love feast [Am ˈləv ˌfist] N REL

love feast (meal)

agape f

feast day N REL

feast day

giorno m di festa

midnight feast N

midnight feast

festino m notturno

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Barmecide feast

deludente

Translations for feast in the Italian»English Dictionary

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festino

feast

dare un festino

to have a feast

convivio

feast

convito

feast

agape rare

(love) feast

feast in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for feast in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.feast [fi:st] N

1. feast (meal):

feast

banchetto m

a feast for the eye

una festa per gli occhi

a feast for the ear

musica per le orecchie

2. feast REL:

feast

festa f

II.feast [fi:st] VB intr

to feast on sth

festeggiare con qc

III.feast [fi:st] VB trans

feast

organizzare un banchetto per

Phrases:

to feast one's eyes on sth

rifarsi gli occhi con qc

Translations for feast in the Italian»English Dictionary

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scorpacciata

feast

fare una scorpacciata di qc

to feast on sth

Assunta

the feast of the Assumption

chi si contenta gode prov

enough is as good as a feast/ prov

il troppo stroppia prov

enough is as good as a feast

festa (religiosa)

feast day

epifania

Epifania , Epiphany, the Feast of the Three Kings at the end of the Christmas period, is a statutory holiday in Italy. According to tradition, on the night of January 6 the Befana , an old woman from fairy tales, comes down the chimney, bringing gifts for good children and pieces of coal for bad ones.

ferragosto

Feast of the Assumption

feast Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a feast for the eye

una festa per gli occhi

a feast for the ear

musica per le orecchie

to feast on sth

festeggiare con qc

to feast one's eyes on sth

rifarsi gli occhi con qc

enough is as good as a feast

il troppo stroppia prov

enough is as good as a feast/ prov

chi si contenta gode prov

Epifania , Epiphany, the Feast of the Three Kings at the end of the Christmas period, is a statutory holiday in Italy. According to tradition, on the night of January 6 the Befana , an old woman from fairy tales, comes down the chimney, bringing gifts for good children and pieces of coal for bad ones.

epifania

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English

Once the sun sets, families light up the homes with diyas, (small oil lamps) before settling down for a scrumptious feast.

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I would spend my days longing to get back onto my computer, the way a gourmand anticipates a scrumptious feast.

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Wild garlic is back in season so let's feast on it for the next few weeks.

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Many pubs in Maastricht take their facade away during carnaval to open up to the feast on the streets.

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The final day is again a feast day, but mostly of close kith and kin, and the day closes with an evening dance where all the youngsters participated.

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Then, after a fulfilling feast of savoury food and meat, you can relax and settle down with some delicious sweets, pastry and fresh fruit.

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For politeness, participants in the feast tear pieces of meat to hand to the person next to them.

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From the 7th century onwards, their sepulcher became a site of pilgrimage, and their feast day is recorded in local liturgies and hagiographies.

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Forget all that election hoo-ha and feast your eyes on this beautiful image.

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The new recruits are also made to join the group at this grand feast.

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