英语词汇“festive”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	festive
释义	Trends of festive View usage for: festive (festɪv) 1. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Something that is festive is special, colourful, or exciting, especially because of a holiday or celebration. The town has a festive holiday atmosphere. The Captain's Party on Saturday evening is the cruise's most festive event. Synonyms: celebratory, happy, holiday, carnival More Synonyms of festive 2. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Festive means relating to a holiday or celebration, especially Christmas. The factory was due to shut for the festive period. The government's armed forces have halved their strength for the festive break. festive in British English (ˈfɛstɪv) or festivous (ˈfɛstɪvəs) adjective appropriate to or characteristic of a holiday, etc; merry Derived forms festively (ˈfestively) adverb festiveness (ˈfestiveness) noun Word origin C17: from Latin festīvus joyful, from festus of a feast festive in American English (ˈfɛstɪv) adjective 1. of, for, or suited to a feast or festival 2. merry; joyous Derived forms festively (ˈfestively) adverb festiveness (ˈfestiveness) noun Word origin L festivus < festum: see feast Examples of 'festive' in a sentence festive It makes the festive season last longer. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The festive period can be tough with games coming thick and fast. The Sun (2016) Go glam with silver and gold or festive reds and g y ers er greens. The Sun (2016) But will he make it another festive season full of misery? The Sun (2016) Here are the best and worst ways to fund the festive period. The Sun (2016) The best panel show on telly bar none answers these and other burning questions in a tremendous festive special. The Sun (2016) So, loads of you have been asking me to do a nice festive red eye. Times, Sunday Times (2016) GET outside and walk off some of that festive food. The Sun (2016) FESTIVE food is about more than just one big meal. The Sun (2016) We have photographed 200 calories of different festive foods so you can see how much you should be eating. The Sun (2016) Wild outpourings of grief combine with a wildly festive atmosphere. Keane, Molly & Phipps, Sally Molly Keane's Ireland (1993) So here are some jolly good deals to get you in the festive mood. The Sun (2012) You should also consider cover for accidental damage as well as insuring your festive food. The Sun (2013) What would the festive season be without it? Times, Sunday Times (2008) This will help you deal with any additional stress over the festive period with ease. The Sun (2013) Since when is a red pepper festive? Times, Sunday Times (2015) Raise a glass to the festive celebrations. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Back then the atmosphere had been festive and communal. Times, Sunday Times (2011) She does not like all the fuss and is not intending to get into a festive mood. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Make it festive with food and decorations. Christianity Today (2000) They realise the festive season can be the perfect time to be single. The Sun (2011) The best programme on over the festive period. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Ignore those joyous festive celebrations constantly on telly. The Sun (2009) Seeing a loved one get back to their best puts you in a festive mood. The Sun (2011) Spare a thought this festive season for the poor showbiz editors forced to go without decent celebrities. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Ministers were told not to take holidays over the festive period. Times, Sunday Times (2012) How exciting festive celebrations must have been then. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Festive mood only spoilt when we leave and one of the soldiers apparently wants to detain us. Times, Sunday Times (2011) The mood was giddy, the atmosphere festive. Miller, James The Passion of Michel Foucault (1993) Wossy is pushing lots of big buttons on this, a festive special that also ends his current series. Times, Sunday Times (2014) But when I saw the festive special, it was just so funny. The Sun (2010) In other languages festive British English: festive ADJECTIVE Something that is festive is special, colourful, or exciting, especially because of a holiday or celebration. The town has a festive holiday atmosphere. American English: festive Brazilian Portuguese: festivo Chinese: 喜庆的 European Spanish: festivo French: de fête German: festlich Italian: di festa Japanese: お祝いの Korean: 축제의 European Portuguese: festivo Latin American Spanish: festivo All related terms of 'festive' festive meal A meal is an occasion when people sit down and eat, usually at a regular time. festive mood Your mood is the way you are feeling at a particular time. If you are in a good mood , you feel cheerful . If you are in a bad mood , you feel angry and impatient . festive season People sometimes refer to the Christmas period as the festive season . festive spirit The spirit in which you do something is the attitude you have when you are doing it. festive schedule A schedule is a plan that gives a list of events or tasks and the times at which each one should happen or be done. festive celebrations A celebration is a special enjoyable event that people organize because something pleasant has happened or because it is someone's birthday or anniversary . Chinese translation of 'festive' festive (ˈfɛstɪv) adj [mood, atmosphere] 喜庆(慶)的 (xǐqìng de) (= relating to Christmas) 节(節)日的 (jiérì de) the festive season 节(節)日期 (jiérìqī) (adjective) in the sense of celebratory Definition of or like a celebration The town has a festive holiday atmosphere. Synonyms celebratory happy I'm just happy to be back running. holiday carnival jolly She was a jolly, kindhearted woman. merry He was much loved for his merry nature. gala I want to make her birthday a gala occasion. hearty jubilant cheery joyous a joyous celebration of life joyful We're a very joyful people. jovial Father Whittaker appeared to be in a jovial mood. convivial Enjoy simple but satisfying food in the bistro's convivial atmosphere. gleeful He took a gleeful delight in proving them all wrong. back-slapping Christmassy mirthful She revelled in the mirthful music of her children's laughter. sportive light-hearted They were light-hearted and prepared to enjoy life. festal gay (old-fashioned) I am in good health, gay and cheerful. Opposites sad , depressing , gloomy , dreary , drab , mournful , lugubrious , funereal Additional synonyms in the sense of convivial Definition sociable or lively Enjoy simple but satisfying food in the bistro's convivial atmosphere. Synonyms sociable, friendly, lively, cheerful, jolly, merry, festive, hearty, genial, fun-loving, jovial, back-slapping, gay (old-fashioned), partyish (informal) in the sense of gala I want to make her birthday a gala occasion. Synonyms festive, merry, joyous, joyful, celebratory, convivial, gay (old-fashioned), festal in the sense of gay Definition carefree and merry I am in good health, gay and cheerful. Synonyms cheerful, happy, bright, glad, lively, sparkling, sunny, jolly, animated, merry, upbeat (informal), buoyant, cheery, joyous, joyful, carefree, jaunty, chirpy (informal), vivacious, jovial, gleeful, debonair, blithe, insouciant, full of beans (informal), light-hearted Synonyms of 'festive' festive Explore 'festive' in the dictionary
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