Festival
11Festival — »kulturelle (besonders musikalische) Großveranstaltung«: Das Wort wurde im 20. Jh. aus dem Engl. entlehnt. Gleichbed. engl. festival beruht auf afrz. festival, einer roman. Weiterbildung von lat. festivus »festlich« (vgl. ↑ Fest) …
12festival — [fes′tə vəl] n. [ME, n. & adj. < OFr < ML festivalis < L festivus: see FESTIVE] 1. a time or day of feasting or celebration; esp., a periodic religious celebration 2. a celebration, entertainment, or series of performances of a certain… …
13festival — / fɛstival/, alla fr. /festi val/ s.m. [dall ingl. festival, dal lat. mediev. festivalis, attrav. il fr.]. [serie di manifestazioni e spettacoli, per lo più periodici: f. della canzone, del cinema ; il f. di di Cannes ] ▶◀ mostra, rassegna …
14festival — 1580s (n.), from earlier adjective (14c.), from O.Fr. festival suitable for a feast, solemn, magnificent, joyful, happy, and directly from M.L. festivalis of a church holiday (see FESTIVITY (Cf. festivity)) …
15festival — (Del ingl. festival). 1. adj. ant. festivo. 2. m. Fiesta, especialmente musical. 3. Conjunto de representaciones dedicadas a un artista o a un arte …
16Festival — (engl., spr. féstĭwäl), Festtag …
17festival — index holiday, treat Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
18festìvāl — m 〈G festivála〉 1. {{001f}}priredba posvećena važnom događaju, kojom se što slavi uz određene ceremonije; svetkovina, svečanost, festum 2. {{001f}}periodična velika kulturna priredba, smotra umjetnosti [filmski ∼; muzički ∼] ✧ {{001f}}lat …
19festival — adj. 2 g. 1. Festivo. • s. m. 2. Grande festa. 3. Cortejo cívico. 4. Grande festa musical …
20festival — [n] celebration anniversary, carnival, commemoration, competition, entertainment, fair, feast, festivities, fete, field day, fiesta, gala, holiday, jubilee, merrymaking, treat; concept 377 …
