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fête

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fete also fête  (ft, ft)
n.
1. A festival or feast.
2.
a. An elaborate, often outdoor entertainment.
b. An elaborate party.
tr.v. fet·ed also fêt·ed, fet·ing also fêt·ing, fetes also fêtes
1. To celebrate or honor with a festival, a feast, or an elaborate entertainment.
2. To pay honor to.

[French fête, from Old French feste; see feast.]

fête, fete [feɪt]
n
1. a gala, bazaar, or similar entertainment, esp one held outdoors in aid of charity
2. a feast day or holiday, esp one of religious significance
3. Caribbean informal an organized group entertainment, esp a party or a dance
vb
1. (tr) to honour or entertain with or as if with a fête the author was fêted by his publishers
2. (intr) Caribbean informal to join in a fête
[from French: feast]
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fête fete
noun
fair, festival, gala, bazaar, garden party, sale of work The Vicar is organizing a church fete.
verb
entertain, welcome, honour, make much of, wine and dine, hold a reception for (someone), lionize, bring out the red carpet for (someone), kill the fatted calf for (someone), treat The actress was fêted at a special dinner.
Translations
fête [feɪt]
A. N
1. (= party) → fiesta f
to be en fêteestar de fiesta
2. (for charity) → feria f benéfica
B. VT (= honour) → ensalzar; (= have a celebration for) → festejar

fête
nFest nt; village fêteDorffest nt
vt (= make much of) sb, sb’s successfeiern; to fête somebody (= entertain)zu jds Ehren ein Fest geben; a much fêted actresseine gefeierte Schauspielerin

fête [feɪt]
1. nfesta all'aperto (spesso a scopo di beneficenza)
2. vtfesteggiare

fête
n fête [feit]
an entertainment, especially in the open air, with competitions, displays, the selling of goods etc usually to raise money, especially for charity We are holding a summer fete in aid of charity. حَفْلَه خَيْرِيَّه velgørenhedsfest; marked das Fest φιλανθρωπική γιορτή feria heategevuslaat ulkoilmatapahtuma kermesse ünnep(ség) pesta, jamuan festa 園遊会 잔치, 축제 šventė, mugė svētki; svinības bazaar friluftsfest, veldedighetsfest, basar festyn festival/quermesse, feira празднество (на природе) slávnosť välgörenhetsfest, basar yardım şenliği 園遊會


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