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Definition of feat - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
achievementnotable act or deed, often showing daring or skill
- The magician's feat amazed the audience..
- His latest feat broke all records.
- The athlete's feat was celebrated worldwide.
Expressions with feat
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impressive achievement requiring great effort or skill
Climbing Mount Everest is no mean feat.
stunt performed by an acrobat
The acrobatic feat amazed the audience at the circus.
act needing great strength to complete
The circus performer amazed us with his feat of strength.
remarkable accomplishment, often showing exceptional ability
Finishing the climb in one day was a marvelous feat.
impressive or remarkable achievement
Climbing Mount Everest is quite a feat.
notable achievement involving physical strength or skill
His feat of arms in the competition amazed everyone.
Origin of feat
Latin, factum (deed, act)
Terms with feat included in their meaning
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achievement
successful achievement or feat
entertainment
daring or dangerous feat for entertainment
gymnastics
acrobatic feat, especially a somersault
sports
difficult physical feat requiring agility and coordination
figurative
impressive feat or task
buildings
impressive feat of architecture
challenge
difficult or challenging feat to achieve
bravery
brave or noteworthy action or feat
notable feat
remarkable achievement accomplished in one day
pitching feat
baseball game in which a pitcher allows only four hits
achievement
having the qualities of a feat
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- French:exploit, ...
- German:Kunststück, ...
- Italian:prodezza, ...
- Spanish:hazaña, ...
- Portuguese:proeza, ...
- Chinese:壮举, ...
- Japanese:妙技, ...
- Arabic:إِنجاز, ...
- Hebrew:הֶישֵׂג, ...
- Russian:подвиг, ...
- Ukrainian:подвиг, ...
- Hindi:कारनामा, ...
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