fete — a public celebration or festival, typically held outdoors
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a public celebration or festival, typically held outdoors
Pronunciation (IPA): /feɪt/
Korean meaning: 축제, 기념행사, 야외 잔치
Korean pronunciation: **페**이트
Example Sentences
- The annual school fete was ruined when it rained cats and dogs on the bouncy castle.
- The visiting dignitary was feted with a five-course meal and endless speeches.
- At the church fete, Grandma won first prize for her legendary apple pie that was actually store-bought.
fete
NOUN//feɪt//
a public celebration or festival, typically held outdoors
a cheerful festival organizer raises her arms triumphantly while standing on a small platform surrounded by happy families. She welcomes everyone to join the outdoor festivities with an enthusiastic gesture. The celebration transforms the ordinary town square into a lively gathering place filled with music and laughter. Booths with games and food create a festive atmosphere around the central area. Children run between adults while families gather around picnic tables enjoying the outdoor event. Parents smile and chat while watching their kids participate in festival activities. a public celebration or festival being held outdoors for the whole community
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From French 'fête' meaning festival or feast, which comes from Latin 'festa' meaning festive or joyful. The word has maintained its celebratory meaning since medieval times.
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📝Examples
“The annual school fete was ruined when it rained cats and dogs on the bouncy castle.”
“The visiting dignitary was feted with a five-course meal and endless speeches.”
“At the church fete, Grandma won first prize for her legendary apple pie that was actually store-bought.”
“The charity fete raised thousands of pounds for the local hospital.”
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