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Перевод: repast

[существительное]
еда ; пища ; съестное; трапеза ; пиршество
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. The stop sign at Low Level Station was inscribed "Last Stop before the Crystal Palace" and on passing here, the driver would set his controls to climb the hill and sit on the stairs to consume his repast.
2. When Hazlitt and Coleridge visited Alfoxden the following day, Wordsworth was away from home; but Dorothy provided them with a "frugal repast" and let them see the now-abundant manuscripts intended for the Lyrical Ballads .
3. That simple repast was fit for a king.
4. The repast being ended, all advanced to the farm called Mill Beck.
5. She had the air of a polite bespectacled rabbit at her repast.
6. BETWEEN rounds, two a day at that period, Cotton and Toots would stroll to the car park where the chauffeur unpacked the Fortnum and Mason hamper from the back of the hired Rolls and set up folding chairs and table for an al fresco repast of caviar and champagne.
7. The amount of meat was never specified, but football fans throughout Scotland had no doubts, it must have been Caledonia's most famous culinary repast: a pund o' mince.
8. Sometimes Repast I have, and sometimes none
9. After a sumptuous repast he asked the Mayor whether the gallows was prepared.
10. Several cups of coffee later, and many cigarettes (not to speak of his midday repast , a small bowl of Rice Crispies - a suitable delicacy, given his previous late night explorative jazz session with Sonny Rollins and the group Was Not Was) later, he kindly consented to our task: the victim was ours.
11. Of course you could once, when they knew their place (" The poor will long remember / The kind repast they did enjoy / On the 24th of September").
12. Their guests, Michael and Helen, took an hour and forty minutes to eat the repast, which began with pasta dressed in sour cream and lumpfish roe and incorporated mature Tilseter cheese (before the pudding) and a selection of hand-crafted miniature biscuits (with the coffee) bought from the Viennese coffee-house on the other side of the railway bridge.
13. The thin little cat, her repast spread on a newspaper in the corner, dug her sharp white teeth into the cod's head, closing her eyes in bliss the while.