festivity 的定义
plural fes·tiv·i·ties.
festivity 近义词
celebration, revelry
更多festivity例句
- Bradley Beal won’t be the Washington Wizards’ only representative this modified NBA All-Star Weekend, even if he will be the only one present for the festivities in Atlanta.
- The first option, a classic dinner out, is a safe way to go about your festivities, as long as the restaurant has an outdoor dining option.
- So not quite the usual festivities, but a party nonetheless.
- But, at the very least, free food, music, games, and other festivities are easy first steps to making voting feel a little less like a chore.
- Celebrate festivities and special days and display the pictures on your brand’s social network.
- Those of you who tuned in to the festivity in Sochi likely still have a few questions that remained unanswered.
- The brethren had begun the day by union for worship, they ended it with union for social and convivial festivity.
- Gradually it grew louder and more uproarious: there was evidently some unusual source of festivity.
- I propose something better for you, I promise you, than such a second Scythian festivity.
- Under such evil auspices, and with corresponding forebodings on the mind of Lady Peveril, the day of festivity at length arrived.
- She had taken to lying on a sofa a great deal; she did not visit much, and she seldom allowed any festivity at the Hall.