fete的意思和读音

fete

: [feɪt] : [feɪt]

n.

v.

fetes  feted  feting  

n.holiday,anniversary,jubilee,centenary,feast day

v.honor,commemorate,lionize,entertain,praise

feten.

1.an outdoor entertainment at which people can play games to win prizes, buy food and drink, etc., usually arranged to make money for a special purpose

the school/village/church fete

2.a special occasion held to celebrate sth

a charity fete

v.

1.[usupass]~ sbto welcome, praise or entertain sb publicly

n.1.,;,;2.

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na.1.“fête”

na.1.The variant of fête

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3. ●insure v. fete n. ●premium n. ...

4. celebration , fete , , ...

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6. cosset: fete: fawn: ...

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1.It merged the revolutionary message of 1789 with that of unity and reconciliation expressed by the anniversary fete of 1790.17891790

2.If, however, you were holding an open air garden party or a fete it would be equally possible to insure youself in the event of bad weather.

3.Due to the activity of raising money in the summer fete, the old lady I was thinking of what she could do to help the club.

4.In all those photos, there are bound to be duplicates, but finding them is a procrastination-inspiring fete.

5.Reception is unprepared dinner, relatively flexible fete way, with food, cigarettes, drink, not discharge seats, free activities.

6.The paper studied the relation between the Manchu shamanism and fete through Eight Banners genealogy.

7.After the fete is over all the litter will have to be cleared up.

8."Everyone danced all night, " a partygoer told Us Weekly of the fete, also attended by Ashley Tisdale and Cody Simpson...

9.The day before her murder, after the annual church fete, her relationship with the favoured elder son is disclosed, to general outrage.

10.If, however, you were holding an opening air garden party or fete.