English abbreviation dictionary - fete
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~1 n 1 BrE an outdoor event where there are competitions and things to eat and drink, usually organized to get money (the church fete) 2 AmE a special occasion to celebrate something (Prom Night is the fete of the year for high school students.) ~2 v T usually passive to honour someone by holding public celebrations for them (The team was feted from coast to coast.) ...Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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(fetes, feting, feted) Note: in AM and sometimes in BRIT, use 'fete' 1. A fete is an event that is usually held outdoors and includes competitions, entertainments, and the selling of used and home-made goods. N-COUNT 2. If someone is feted, they are celebrated, welcomed, or admired by the public. Anouska Hempel, the British dress designer, was feted in New York this week at a spectacular dinner... VERB: usu passive, be V-ed ...Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
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I. noun or fete Etymology: Middle English ~, from Middle French, from Old French feste — more at feast Date: 15th century 1. festival 2. a. a lavish often outdoor entertainment b. a large elaborate party II. transitive verb or fete (~d or feted; feting or feting) Date: 1814 1. to honor or commemorate with a ~ 2. to pay high honor to FETE I. noun see fete I II. transitive verb see fete II ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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1. празднество, праздник (особ. на открытом воздухе) 2. именины 3. церковный праздник какого-л. святого 4. праздновать; устраивать праздник в честь (кого-л.); чествовать ...Новый большой англо-русский словарь
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fr. 1. noun 1) празднество, праздник 2) именины 2. v. чествовать кого-л.; праздновать FETE champetre fr. noun праздник на лоне природы, пикник ...Англо-русский словарь
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