fiesta

英 [fiˈestə]

美 [fiˈestə]

n. (通常指说西班牙语国家的)宗教节日，节日

复数：fiestas　

BNC.16933 / COCA.15170

牛津词典

noun

（通常指说西班牙语国家的）宗教节日，节日
a public event when people celebrate and are entertained with music and dancing, usually connected with a religious festival in countries where the people speak Spanish

(尤指西班牙或拉丁美洲的)宗教节日，狂欢节日
Afiestais a time of public entertainment and parties, usually on a special religious holiday, especially in Spain or Latin America.

noun

The top people in our European Division opposed the Fiesta.
欧洲分部的高级人员反对假日型车。
Crowd thronged the street during the fiesta.
宗教节日期间街道上挤满了人群。
Bomber says he has missed only one fiesta in the last 33 years.
伯默尔说，过去33年里他只错过了一次奔牛节。
The fiesta is the city's biggest event, and such celebrations occasionally figure in local politics.
此节可谓该市的一大盛事，并且这些庆祝仪式偶尔还会同地方政治联系在一起。
It's always an old lady in a fiesta.
只有开嘉年华的老太太才会这样。
Driver Martyn Beard, 32, from Tipton, West Mids., wrote off his Ford Fiesta last July when he ogled a girl outside a pub.
来自西米德兰郡蒂普顿镇的司机马丁？比尔德现年32岁，去年七月的时候他因为偷瞄一个站在酒吧外的女孩，结果报销了他的福特嘉年华。
And, best of all, the Fiesta delivers a first-class driving experience, making the Ford a great all-round package.
而且，最重要的是，在嘉年华提供一流的驾驶经验，使福特非常全面封装。
THE RUNNING OF THE BULLS is the single most characteristic event of the Fiesta of San Fermin.
奔牛节是圣佛明最具特色的独特大事件。
That was the last day before the fiesta.
这就是节日前最后一天的情形。
This is a ten-inch plate, and this is called "Fiesta red."
这是个10英寸的盘子，被称作Fiesta红