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Definition of feria in English: ferianoun ˈfɛrɪəˈfer- (in Spain and Spanish-speaking America) a fair. Example sentencesExamples - As we have already seen, the chronicle is quite explicit that his death occurred on the third feria, the feast of Saint John, December 27, a date supported by the entry in the martyrology.
- The most popular is the one that takes place during the town's feria at the beginning of July.
- Suzanne notes that up until a year ago only one booth at the local feria (fair - farmers' market) was organic.
- Today we had a recovery day from the excesses of the feria.
- Seville is also noted for its feria, a type of fair.
- In artisans' ferias, found throughout the country, the variety of handicrafts is extensive.
- Later they were included in many corridas, not always under the best of conditions, but they kept lowering barriers until they gained roles as protagonists for the Latin American ferias and for the upcoming European season.
- They will perform in the most important ferias this year.
- Anyway tonight I found out that two days after I arrive in Arcos, at the end of this month, the feria starts and she will be doing her thing on the stage outside Santa Maria in the Plaza del Cabildo.
Origin Spanish, from Latin, literally 'holiday'. Definition of feria in US English: ferianounˈfer- (in Spanish-speaking regions) a local fair or festival, usually in honor of a patron saint. Example sentencesExamples - They will perform in the most important ferias this year.
- Seville is also noted for its feria, a type of fair.
- Anyway tonight I found out that two days after I arrive in Arcos, at the end of this month, the feria starts and she will be doing her thing on the stage outside Santa Maria in the Plaza del Cabildo.
- Today we had a recovery day from the excesses of the feria.
- Suzanne notes that up until a year ago only one booth at the local feria (fair - farmers' market) was organic.
- Later they were included in many corridas, not always under the best of conditions, but they kept lowering barriers until they gained roles as protagonists for the Latin American ferias and for the upcoming European season.
- As we have already seen, the chronicle is quite explicit that his death occurred on the third feria, the feast of Saint John, December 27, a date supported by the entry in the martyrology.
- In artisans' ferias, found throughout the country, the variety of handicrafts is extensive.
- The most popular is the one that takes place during the town's feria at the beginning of July.
Origin Spanish, from Latin, literally ‘holiday’. |