regaled

rɪˈɡeɪld

Definition

Definition of regaled - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

entertainmententertained or amused with stories or food

The guests were regaled with tales of adventure.
They were regaled with delicious food at the banquet.
The children were regaled with fairy tales before bed.

amused

delighted

entertained

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Origin of regaled

Old French, regaler (entertain)

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French:régalé, ...
German:bewirtet, ...
Italian:intrattenuto, ...
Spanish:agasajado, ...
Portuguese:deleitado, ...
Chinese:受到款待的, ...
Japanese:もてなされた, ...
Arabic:مُمَتَّع, ...
Hebrew:הַמְשֻׁעֲשָׁע, ...
Russian:развлечённый, ...
Ukrainian:розважений, ...
Hindi:मनोरंजित, ...
Bengali:আপ্যায়িত, ...
Catalan:obsequiat, ...
Czech:bavený, ...
Danish:beværtet, ...
Dutch:vergast, ...
Greek:ψυχαγωγημένος, ...
Hungarian:szórakoztatott, ...
Khmer:កម្សាន្ត, ...
Korean:즐겁게 해 준, ...
Persian:سرگرم‌شده, ...
Polish:uraczony, ...
Portuguese (BR):deletado, ...
Romanian:încântat, ...
Swedish:roade, ...
Thai:ที่ได้รับความเพลิดเพลิน, ...
Turkish:eğlendirilmiş, ...
Vietnamese:được chiêu đãi, ...

regale

rɪˈɡeɪl

Definition of regale - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

entertainmententertain or amuse with talk or storytelling

He regaled us with tales of his adventures.

amuse

delight

hospitalityprovide someone with abundant food and drink

They regaled their guests with a lavish dinner.

entertain

feast

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Origin of regale

Old French, regaler (to entertain)

Examples of regale in a sentence

The old man regaled the children with stories of his youth.
She regaled her friends with tales of her travels.
The host regaled us with stories and laughter all night.

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French:régaler, festoyer, ...
German:unterhalten, bewirten, ...
Italian:intrattenere, ...
Spanish:deleitar, agasajar, ...
Portuguese:divertir, regalar, ...
Chinese:款待, 宴请, ...
Japanese:楽しませる, もてなす, ...
Arabic:أَمْتَعَ, أَوْلَمَ لِـ, ...
Hebrew:לְשַׁעֲשֵׁעַ בְּסִפּוּרִים, לְכַבֵּד בְּאֲרוּחָה עֲשִׁירָה, ...
Russian:развлекать, потчевать, ...
Ukrainian:розважати, пригощати, ...
Hindi:किस्से सुनाकर मनोरंजन करना, दावत देना, ...
Bengali:গল্প শুনিয়ে মাতিয়ে রাখা, আপ্যায়ন করা, ...
Catalan:entretenir, agasajar, ...
Czech:bavit, hostit, ...
Danish:underholde, beværtige, ...
Dutch:vermaken, onthalen, ...
Greek:ψυχαγωγώ, φιλεύω, ...
Hungarian:szórakoztatni, megvendégelni, ...
Khmer:កម្សាន្ត, ទទួលភ្ញៀវដោយម្ហូបអាហារ និងភេសជ្ជៈយ៉ាងសម្បូរបែប, ...
Korean:즐겁게 하다, 대접하다, ...
Persian:سرگرم کردن, مفصل پذیرایی کردن, ...
Polish:zabawiać, ugościć, ...
Portuguese (BR):divertir, oferecer um banquete a alguém, ...
Romanian:a distrat, a ospăta, ...
Swedish:underhålla, bjuda på, ...
Thai:เล่าเรื่องให้ฟังอย่างสนุกสนาน, เลี้ยงรับรอง, ...
Turkish:eğlendirmek, ziyafet çekmek, ...
Vietnamese:kể chuyện cho nghe, chiêu đãi, ...

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