Pronunciation: /fet/
noun a lavish social event or party
A1 I went to a fete in the village and enjoyed playing games.
A2 The school organized a fete to raise funds for charity.
B1 The annual summer fete attracts people from all over the town.
B2 The fete featured live music, food stalls, and a fireworks display.
C1 The grand fete held in the castle grounds was a lavish affair with exquisite decorations.
C2 The fete was a sophisticated event with a gourmet food selection and top-notch entertainment.
verb to honor or entertain someone lavishly
A1 I fete my dog by giving him treats and belly rubs.
A2 She fêtes her friends by throwing elaborate birthday parties.
B1 The company fêtes its employees with annual appreciation events.
B2 The royal family fêtes visiting dignitaries with lavish banquets and entertainment.
C1 The organization fêtes its top donors with exclusive galas and VIP experiences.
C2 The celebrity fêtes their fans by hosting meet-and-greet events and special performances.
adjective relating to a festive celebration or event
A1 The fete decorations were colorful and festive.
A2 We enjoyed the fete games and activities.
B1 The fete food vendors offered a variety of delicious options.
B2 The fete entertainment was top-notch, with live music and performances.
C1 The fete committee did an excellent job organizing the event.
C2 The fete atmosphere was lively and engaging, drawing in a large crowd.
formal The annual charity fete will be held in the town square this weekend.
informal I'm looking forward to the fete on Saturday, it's always a fun time.
slang Let's hit up the fete, I heard they'll have great food and music.
figurative The company's extravagant fete for its employees was a celebration of their hard work and dedication.
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