regale 的 3 个定义
re·galed, re·gal·ing.
- to entertain lavishly or agreeably; delight.
- to entertain with choice food or drink.
re·galed, re·gal·ing.
- to feast.
- a sumptuous feast.
- a choice article of food or drink.
- refreshment.
regale 近义词
throw a party; have fun
更多regale例句
- Many Americans jailed in foreign countries regale journalists with their own versions of “Midnight Express.”
- Anyway I sat down with Bruce and encouraged him to regale me with a few New Hampshire-in-the-old days stories.
- Montalbán swerves off frequently to have his hero admire a dish or even regale us with a recipe.
- When Emmett King came home at night, he liked to regale the family with tales of small-town criminality— Mayberry R.F.D. stuff.
- He would regale us sometimes with his experience flying jet airplanes.
- They visit and regale one another very much, and are not wanting in Civilities to Foreigners.
- His chief food is of a vegetable nature—grain, fruits, and roots—but he does not disdain an occasional regale of pork.
- The regale that followed might have caused a European chef to pale his ineffectual fires from sheer envy.
- The fat man hates trouble, smothers his own, and you only make him ill at ease when you regale him with yours.
- And booths, wherein you might regale, And have a pint of beer, or ale.