celebration in Latin
celebration in Latin is convīvium — celebration means a gathering or event held to enjoy and mark a happy occasion.
celebration in Latin
convīvium
A social gathering for entertainment and fun; a party.
What does "celebration" mean?
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noun A gathering or event held to enjoy and mark a happy occasion.
"Our neighbours invited everyone to a garden celebration for their daughter's graduation."
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noun The act of expressing joy, pride, or thanks for something.
"The festival is a joyful celebration of music, dance and local traditions."
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celebration in a sentence
- Our neighbours invited everyone to a garden celebration for their daughter's graduation.
- The whole street turned out for the street celebration.
- The festival is a joyful celebration of music, dance and local traditions.
- There was a real sense of celebration after the team won the cup.
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What is "celebration" in Latin?
"celebration" in Latin is convīvium. celebration means: A gathering or event held to enjoy and mark a happy occasion.
How do you use "celebration" in a sentence?
Example: "Our neighbours invited everyone to a garden celebration for their daughter's graduation." In Latin, "celebration" is convīvium.
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