revel

• Nom désignant une célébration bruyante et joyeuse, souvent accompagnée de danses, de festins et de réjouissances.

A noun referring to lively and noisy enjoyment, often involving celebration, dancing, and feasting.

1. Unrestrained merrymakingB2formal

   A lively and noisy celebration, often involving drinking and dancing.

   réjouissances bruyantes

   • The streets were filled with revel during the festival.
   • The party was a night of wild revel.
   • The revel continued until the early hours of the morning.

   Synonymesbingecarousalcarousedebauchfestivityfrolicjollificationorgyrevelryspree

• Verbe utilisé pour exprimer le fait de tirer un grand plaisir ou une grande jouissance de quelque chose, souvent avec un sentiment de célébration ou de joie.

A verb used to indicate taking great pleasure or delight in something, often with a sense of celebration or enjoyment.

1. Take great pleasure inB2formal

   To enjoy something in a lively and enthusiastic way.

   Se délecter de

   • She revels in the attention she receives at parties.
   • He reveled in the success of his latest novel.
   • The children reveled in the freedom of the summer holidays.

   Synonymesbaskdelightexultgloryluxuriaterelishsavorwallow

   Antonymesabhordespisedetestloathe

2. Celebrate noisilyB2formal

   To engage in lively, often noisy, festivities, sometimes involving drinking.

   Faire la fête bruyamment

   • The crowd reveled late into the night after the victory.
   • They reveled in the streets during the carnival.
   • The guests reveled with music and dancing until dawn.

   Synonymescarousecelebratefeastmake merrypartyriotroisterwhoop it up