fest

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfestfest /fest/ noun → a beer/song/food etc fest → slugfestExamples from the Corpusfest• Sedona ran its second annual film fest a few weeks ago.• There are a number of exciting acts featured at this year's fest.-fest-fest /fest/ suffix [in nouns] informalused to form nouns referring to events that have a lot of a particular thing or have a very great effect of a particular kind a talkfest a snoozefest (=a very boring event)Origin fest (1800-1900) German Latin festum; → FESTIVE

单词	fest
释义	fest From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfestfest /fest/ noun → a beer/song/food etc fest → slugfestExamples from the Corpusfest• Sedona ran its second annual film fest a few weeks ago.• There are a number of exciting acts featured at this year's fest.-fest-fest /fest/ suffix [in nouns] informalused to form nouns referring to events that have a lot of a particular thing or have a very great effect of a particular kind a talkfest a snoozefest (=a very boring event)Origin fest (1800-1900) German Latin festum; → FESTIVE
随便看	feel lousy feel moved to do feel nervous feel no compunction about feel no compunction about doing feel obligated feel obligated to feel obligated to do feel obliged to do feel obliged to do something feel offended feel on etc feel on etc for feel on top of the world feel out feel peculiar over all peculiar feel peculiar/come over all peculiar feel pulse feel ready for feel resentment feel rotten feel rough feel sad feel seasick feel sick