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moveable feast

/ˈmuːvəbəl fiːst/

Traducción: Festividad religiosa o día festivo que no cae en la misma fecha calendárica cada año, como la Pascua; también se usa metafóricamente para describir algo no fijo o que cambia con el tiempo.

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/ˈmuːvəbəl fiːst/C1formal
  • esFestividad religiosa o día festivo que no cae en la misma fecha calendárica cada año, como la Pascua; también se usa metafóricamente para describir algo no fijo o que cambia con el tiempo.

A religious feast day or holiday that does not occur on the same calendar date each year, such as Easter; also used metaphorically to describe something that is not fixed or changes over time.

  1. Religious holiday with variable dateB2formal

    A religious holiday, especially in the Christian calendar, that does not occur on the same fixed date each year.

    esfiesta movible

    • Easter is a moveable feast, celebrated on the first Sunday after the first full moon of spring.
    • The date of a moveable feast depends on the lunar calendar.
    • Many Christian holidays are moveable feasts.
  2. Flexible event or scheduleC1informal

    An event or activity that can be arranged to take place at a time that is convenient or flexible.

    esfiesta movible

    • Our weekly meeting is a moveable feast; we can reschedule it if needed.
    • The deadline for the project is a moveable feast, depending on the client's feedback.
    • Dinner tonight is a moveable feast, so just let me know when you're free.