/fi?es.t?/apubliccelebrationin Spain orLatinAmerica,especiallyone on areligiousholiday, with differenttypesofentertainmentandactivities（西班牙或拉美国家的）节日（尤指宗教节日）ComparefeastnounSMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesCelebrations, parties & special occasions
a night on the townidiom
afterparty
April Fool's Day
baby shower
bachelor party
backslapping
dinner
dinner dance
Easter egg hunt
fayre
feast
masquerade
mela
Mother's Day
New Year's Eve
trick-or-treating
Valentine's Day
wassail
wassailer
wassailing
See more results ?(Definition offiestafrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus? Cambridge University Press)Examples from literature
It looks as though it were bedecked for a fiesta.
Nearly all led by the hand or carried in their arms a little boy or girl decked out as if for a fiesta.
On Monday the religious of St. Francis held their fiesta in the same church.
The religious fiestas, as I have said, may be classed among the amusements of the people.
This year great eight-day fiestas, with masks and illuminations, have been celebrated with much solemnity in the cathedral church and in that of St. Francis.
fiesta| American Dictionary
fiestanoun[C]us
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