festival

UK /ˈfɛstɪvl̩/ US /ˈfɛstəv(ə)l/
noun 4adj 1

Collocations

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1

(noun.) series of performances/events

ADJ

big, major | annual | autumn, spring, etc. | international, local | arts, beer, cultural, dance, drama, film, flower, folk, jazz, literary, music, rock, theatre

VERB + FESTIVAL

have, hold | attend, go to, visit | organize

appear at, take part in

Musicians from different countries will appear at the music festival next summer.

FESTIVAL + VERB

take place | begin, open, start

attract sb

The music festival attracted so many young people that the town ran out of parking spaces.

FESTIVAL + NOUN

organizer | events, programme

PREP

at a/the ~

Last summer, my sister performed her music at a jazz festival in the city center.

during a/the ~

The city streets were crowded with visitors during the annual music festival.

in a/the ~

My favorite band is performing in the music festival next month.

2

(noun.) religious celebration

ADJ

great, important, major | annual | pagan, religious | Christian, Muslim, etc. | harvest

VERB + FESTIVAL

celebrate, observe

Every year, our town celebrates the music festival with fireworks and live concerts.

PREP

at/on a/the ~

We always enjoy watching live music performances at the summer festival.

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