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祭まつり
Meanings
Noun
1. festival; feast; matsuri
That, too, is only until this festival ends.
2. harassment by an Internet pitchfork mob; online shaming; flaming
Suffix
Colloquialism
3. galore (as in "goals galore"); frenzy; mania
Tonight's dinner is a meat fest!
Alt. forms
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Kanji used
祭
festival
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (66 in total)
festival; feast; carnival; matsuri
summer festival; summer matsuri
to set (someone) up (in a high position); to kick upstairs; to hold sacred; to worship; to flatter
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Examples (22 in total)
It will be a fun festival, won't it?
It's not even a festival anymore.
These are the costumes for this year's festival.
What the hell, is it a festival today?
I feel that the festival is approaching.
There were goals galore in the second half.
We have no choice but to move up the festival.
Yesterday's game was a home run fest.
He took no photos of the festival.
The festival is looked forward to by the villagers.
At the festival, large floats parade through the town.
That, too, is only until this festival ends.
A big crowd of people collected to watch the festival.
The village folk helped us get ready for the festival.
Villagers were going to celebrate the wine festival.
And so, under the teacher's leadership, preparations for the festival began.
Decorate the peach branches with festival ornaments and hand them over.
They stood on the balcony to watch the festival in the street below.
The festival is held in the second week of January every year.
It is believed that the festival comes from the South Pacific islands.
According to the prime minister, the festival this month is cancelled.
Wendy was not always interested in Japanese festivals.