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Definition of fiesta - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
culturereligious festival in Spanish-speaking countries
- The town held a fiesta for the patron saint.
2.
outdoor partyelaborate outdoor party
- They organized a fiesta in the garden for her birthday.
3.
celebrationRare public holiday with celebrationsRare
- The city was decorated for the annual fiesta.
Expressions with fiesta
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colorful dress for celebrations or cultural events
She wore a beautiful fiesta dress to the party.
Mexican-inspired salad with beans and corn
She ordered a fiesta salad with extra avocado.
Origin of fiesta
Spanish, fiesta (feast, festival)
Examples of fiesta in a sentence
A colorful parade marked the start of the fiesta. The town held a fiesta to celebrate the harvest. A colorful fiesta took place in the village square. The fiesta brought joy to the entire village. Everyone danced in the streets during the fiesta.
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- French:fête, ...
- German:Fiesta, ...
- Italian:festa, celebrazione, ...
- Spanish:fiesta, celebración, ...
- Portuguese:festa, celebração, ...
- Chinese:节日, 节日派对, ...
- Japanese:フィエスタ, 祝祭, ...
- Arabic:مَهْرَجان ديني, مَهْرَجَان, ...
- Hebrew:פִיֶיסְטָה, פִיאֶסְטָה, ...
- Russian:фиеста, торжество, ...
- Ukrainian:фієста, свято, ...
- Hindi:उत्सव, बाहरी पार्टी, ...
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