feast

复数：feasts过去式：feasted现在分词：feasting第三人称单数：feasts

1. [C]盛会,宴会 unusually large or elaborate meal
2. [C](宗教)节日 a religious festival

1. vt. 款宴 give a feast to
2. vi. 享用美食 eat and drink very well; have a specially good meal (of)
3. vt. 欣赏 give sensuous pleasure to

• give〔hold, make〕 a feast举行宴会

• fixed〔movable〕 feast固定〔非固定〕日期的节日
• noisy feast喧闹的宴会

• festival feast节日宴会

• at a feast在宴会上

• a feast for Christians基督徒的节日
• a feast for the eyes赏心悦目

• feast a beautiful scene欣赏美景
• feast a friend款待朋友
• feast a guest宴请客人
• feast a painting欣赏图画
• feast a performance欣赏表演

• feast annually一年一度地款宴
• feast convivially欢乐地款宴
• feast lavishly无节制地款宴
• feast memorably值得回忆地欣赏
• feast recklessly轻率地款宴
• feast sumptuously豪华地款宴
• feast triumphantly胜利地款宴

• feast on用…招待; 享受

feast on尽情欣赏；尽情享受；大吃大喝

feast day n. 节日；斋日；宗教节日

wedding feast n. 喜筵

1. The king held a feast for us.
   国王为我们举行了盛大的宴会。
2. Enough is as good as a feast.
   知足常乐。
3. Preparing for the Christmas Eve feast makes me at my wit's end.
   筹办圣诞宴会简直使我智穷才竭。
4. His friend treats him to a sumptuous feast.
   朋友摆上了丰盛的酒席。
5. He had no recollection of the feast and his vomit afterwards.
   他对酒席以及后来的呕吐完全没印象了。
6. Christmas is an important feast for Christians.
   圣诞节是基督教徒的一个重要节日。

1. He feasted his eye on the beautiful scene.
   他尽情欣赏这美丽的景色。
2. They intended to feast the night away.
   他们打算通宵欢宴。