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Meanings of festivals in English

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festival

Jamaican fried dumpling.

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Usage of festivals in English
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This year sets a new record with more than 50 music festivals.
The Irish Times
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He said it was possible for larger festivals to adopt similar initiatives.
Radio NZ
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Some festivals have been around for thirty years; others are relatively new.
Drawing Down the Moon
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He adds that Sundance stands alone among film festivals: It's very different.
The Irish Times
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The pagoda plays quite a part in the festivals of the people.
Buddhism and Buddhists in China
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Dermot McLaughlin wonders what the case means for other artists and festivals.
The Irish Times
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Perhaps for this reason, Parton had long been saying no to festivals.
The Guardian
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August is the month for sagre in Puglia, the local food festivals.
The Irish Times
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Seiuli said the Trust was also exploring bigger venues for future festivals.
Radio NZ
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Of all the festivals in Eastern India, hers is the most celebrated.
Dr. Scudder's Tales for Little Readers, About the Heathen.
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She had won multiple awards for solo work through state music festivals.
Have a new kid by friday: how to change your child's attitude, b...
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You can understand instinctively why … More free festivals for Dublin please.
The Irish Times
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Migrant workers typically return home for festivals or during the harvest season.
Reuters
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Night clubs and festivals are not expected to return until late August.
The Guardian
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Buying gold during festivals is considered auspicious in the world's second-biggest market.
Reuters
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Most of the festival picks have played at previous festivals this year.
Reuters
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festival
Festivals through the time
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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