fest 的定义
- an assembly of people engaged in a common activity: filmfest; gabfest; love-fest; poetry fest.
fest 近义词
等同于 heavy-hearted
等同于 feast
更多fest例句
- Feeling much compassion for the Tennesseans behind this beloved fest.
- Potters at Southeast fests, for example, are more likely to have “face jug” pitchers native to the area.
- Decades later, at whatever fan fest or old timers’ day, when the subject of 2019 comes up — or 1983 in Baltimore or 2004 in Boston or 2016 on the North Side of Chicago — smiles appear on every face, including players.
- She knew the firefighter because he had worked with her husband, Kevin, the town’s library director, on the local jazz fest.
- Halloween isn’t a single day for the industry but rather a 10-week treat-buying fest.
- On Pumpkin Fest weekend, they did things a little differently.
- At Lebowski Fest New York City, The Dudes come out in full force.
- “If anyone makes fun of the contestants or thinks this is some sort of shaming fest, we kick them out,” she says firmly.
- I was like, if anybody had any idea the love fest that was happening at this set at all times.
- I once did a piece for the New York Times travel section on what to do in town during Jazz Fest.
- The city was splendidly decorated with flags, and the "Fest" was a grand success in every respect.
- It is uncomfortable to stand through a visit––and I mean to have a long talk-fest with you, if you will be so kind.
- Ich bin fest wie ein Mauer,—fest wie ein Berg, ich halte Sie gewiss, or some such expression.
- At first he seemed to be divided between rushing me with a poker and sitting down for a swear-fest.
- Unfortunately, too, it was under conditions which made it impracticable to relieve his feelings in a swear-fest.