banquet

• Substantivo que designa uma refeição grande, formal e elaborada, ou um jantar cerimonial para muitas pessoas, frequentemente ligado a celebrações.

A noun referring to a large, formal, and elaborate meal or ceremonial dinner party for many people, often associated with celebration.

1. Ceremonial dinner partyB1formal

   A large formal meal for many people, often held to celebrate a special occasion or honor someone.

   Banquete

   • The royal banquet was held in the grand hall.
   • They organized a banquet to celebrate the company's anniversary.
   • The wedding banquet featured a ten-course meal.

   Sinônimosdinner partyfeastrepast

2. Lavish mealB1informal

   A meal that is exceptionally well-prepared, abundant, and greatly enjoyed.

   Banquete

   • After the hike, we had a banquet of grilled meats and fresh salads.
   • The holiday dinner was a true banquet for the senses.
   • Every dish at the restaurant felt like a banquet.

   Sinônimosfeastregalerepastspread

3. Provide a feastB2formal

   To host or provide a lavish meal for a group of people.

   Oferecer um banquete

   • The king banqueted his guests in the palace.
   • They banqueted the entire village after the harvest.
   • The charity event banqueted over 500 attendees.

   Sinônimosentertainfeastregaletreatwine and dine

4. Partake in a feastB2formal

   To participate in or enjoy a large, festive meal.

   Banquetear

   • The guests banqueted until late into the night.
   • We banqueted on roasted meats and fine wine.
   • They banqueted together to mark the end of the war.

• Verbo que significa oferecer ou participar de um banquete, ou seja, uma grande refeição oficial ou festiva, geralmente em comemoração ou cerimônia.

A verb meaning to host or participate in a large formal meal or feast, often for celebration or ceremony.

1. Provide a feastB2formal

   To host or provide a large, formal meal for a group of people, often in celebration.

   Oferecer um banquete

   • The king banqueted his guests in the grand hall.
   • They banqueted the entire wedding party after the ceremony.
   • The organization banqueted the volunteers to thank them for their service.

   Sinônimosentertainfeastfeteregaletreat

2. Partake in a feastB2formal

   To take part in a large, elaborate meal, often with ceremony or celebration.

   Banquetear

   • The nobles banqueted until late into the night.
   • After the victory, the soldiers banqueted in the main square.
   • They banqueted on roasted meats and fine wines.

   Sinônimosdineeatfeast