feast
n
1
(a) unusually large or elaborate meal 盛宴; 宴会.
(b) (fig 比喻) thing that pleases the mind or the senses with its richness or variety 赏心悦目的事物
a feast of colours, sounds, etc 赏心悦目的颜色、 悦耳动听的声音.
2 religious festival celebrated with rejoicing 欢乐的宗教节日
the feast of Christmas 圣诞佳节. feast, v
1
(a) [I, Ipr] ~ (on sth) enjoy a feast 宴饮; 参加宴会
They celebrated by feasting all day. 他们整天大吃大喝地庆祝.
(b) [Tn, Tn.pr]
~ sb (with sth) provide sb with a feast 设宴款待(某人); 宴请(某人)
They feasted their guests with delicacies. 他们用美味佳肴款待客人.
2 (idm 习语) feast one's eyes (on sb/sth)enjoy the beauty of sb/sth 欣赏某人[某物]之美; 饱眼福
She feasted her eyes on the beauty of the valley. 她饱览那山谷的美景.
That's not true. I don't want to argue about it any more. Anyhow, I'll see you next week.
不是这样的。我不想为这件事再和你争吵。无论如何,我下星期会见你的。
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