English to Esperanto Meaning of fete - festo

Fete :
festo

festivalo, festo-vesto, festo, festado, periodo, parto, ferioj, festo tago

festo, vespermanĝo, manĝi, bankedo

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Definitions of fete in English
Noun(1) an elaborate party (often outdoors(2) an organized series of acts and performances (usually in one place
Verb(1) have a celebration
Examples of fete in English
(1) a church fete
Related Phrases of fete
(1) fete ::
festo
Synonyms
Noun
1. feast ::
festo
2. fiesta ::
fiesta
Verb
3. celebrate ::
festi
Different Forms
fete, feted, fetes, feting
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