Cool MateMeaning of Feast
A large meal typically celebrating a special occasion.
In simple words: A big meal with lots of food.
Feast in a sentence
- The family gathered to enjoy a grand feast for Thanksgiving.
- During the festival, we feasted on delicious local cuisine.
- The king hosted a lavish feast for his guests.
- They feasted on roasted meats and sweet desserts at the celebration.
- A feast was held in honor of the heroes from the battle.
How to use Feast
Used for special occasions. More formal than 'meal'. Suitable for celebrations, but less common in daily conversations.
Grammar pattern
feast + on/object
Memory hint
Feast sounds like 'feast-ival', imagine a grand festival with lots of delicious food.
Related words
Collocations with Feast
- feast on
- lavish feast
- feast day
- celebratory feast
Synonyms for Feast
- banquet
- feast day
- celebration
- spread
Common mistakes with Feast
- Confused with 'fast' - a feast is about eating, while a fast is about not eating.
- Using 'feast' with non-food items - it typically refers to food.
- Overusing 'feast' for regular meals - it's for large, special events.
Feast appears in
Feast in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
وليمة
وجبة كبيرة فيها الكثير من الطعام.
- Bengaliবাংলা
ভোজ
অনেক খাবার সহ একটি বড় খাবার।
- GermanDeutsch
Festmahl, Festessen
Ein großes Essen mit viel leckerem Zeug.
- SpanishEspañol
Banquete, festín
Una comida grande con mucha comida.
- Persianفارسی
جشن، ضیافت
یه غذای مفصل و پر و پیمون.
- FrenchFrançais
Festin
Un gros repas avec plein de bouffe.
- Hindiहिन्दी
दावत
बहुत सारा खाना वाला बड़ा खाना।
- ItalianItaliano
Festa, banchetto
Un pasto grande con un sacco di cibo.
- PortuguesePortuguês
Banquete, Festa
Uma refeição grande com muita comida.
- RussianРусский
Пир, Праздничный обед
Большой обед с кучей еды.
- Urduاردو
دعوت
بہت سارے کھانے کے ساتھ ایک بڑی دعوت۔
- Chinese中文
盛宴, 大餐
A big meal with lots of food.
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Frequently asked questions about Feast
What does Feast mean?
A big meal with lots of food.
What is the definition of Feast?
A large meal typically celebrating a special occasion.
How do you use Feast in a sentence?
The family gathered to enjoy a grand feast for Thanksgiving.
Can you give another example of Feast?
During the festival, we feasted on delicious local cuisine.
What are synonyms for Feast?
Common alternatives include banquet, feast day, celebration, spread.
What is the opposite of Feast?
Opposite meanings include fast, starvation, hunger.
What words go with Feast?
It commonly pairs with feast on, lavish feast, feast day, celebratory feast.
What are common mistakes when using Feast?
Confused with 'fast' - a feast is about eating, while a fast is about not eating. Using 'feast' with non-food items - it typically refers to food. Overusing 'feast' for regular meals - it's for large, special events.
How do you pronounce Feast?
US: //fiːst//, UK: //fiːst//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Feast?
Used for special occasions. More formal than 'meal'. Suitable for celebrations, but less common in daily conversations.