酒筵

jiǔyán
  1. feast
  2. banquet

CEDICT

  1. (literary) feast; banquet
  2. feast; banquet

Wiktionary

酒席。

重編國語辭典

Entry Composition

1 酒 jiǔ
  1. wine (esp. rice wine)
  2. liquor
  3. spirits
  4. alcoholic beverage

classifiers: 杯, 瓶, 罐, 桶, 缸
2 筵 yán bamboo mat for sitting

Related entries

宴 yàn
  1. (bound form) feast
  2. repose
歡宴 huānyàn
  1. feast
  2. celebration
盛宴 shèngyàn feast
現在是 2014 年 11 月 1 日。我覺得盧盧島的居民根本不懂萬聖節有多重要。萬聖節讓我們用幽默和盛宴來面對死亡的議題。節日慶祝以橙色、黑色和紫色為主色。萬聖節源自於非常古老的傳統，既有基督教的，也有異教的。百科全書都能告訴你它神秘的起源。

It is now the 1st of November of 2014. I opine that Lulu Islanders just do not understand how important Halloween is. Halloween allows us to face the theme of death with humour and feasting. It celebrates the colours orange, black, and purple. Halloween springs from very ancient traditions, both Xtian and pagan. An encyclopedia could tell one about its mysterious beginnings.

Source: Tatoeba

筵上 yánshǎng feast
筵讌 yányàn
  1. feast
  2. banquet
觴 shāng
  1. feast
  2. goblet
酒宴 jiǔyàn
  1. feast
  2. repose
上海人结婚，有的人家办酒宴场面很大。

Some Shanghainese hold large banquets when they get married.

Source: Tatoeba

宴會 yànhuì
  1. banquet
  2. feast
  3. dinner party

classifiers: 席, 個

在江戶時代賞月的宴會非常受歡迎。

In the Edo period, moon-viewing parties were very popular.

Source: Tatoeba

宴饗 yànxiǎng
  1. to host a banquet
  2. feast
  3. banquet
  4. ceremony of sacrifice
飲宴 yǐnyàn
  1. banquet
  2. dinner
  3. drinking party
  4. feast
晚宴 wǎnyàn
  1. banquet
  2. dinner party
  3. soiree
瓊筵 qióngyán
  1. banquet
  2. elaborate feast
筵席 yánxí
  1. banquet
  2. mat for sitting
餐宴 cānyàn banquet
飯局 fànjú
  1. dinner party
  2. banquet
宴飲 yànyǐn
  1. to wine and dine
  2. to feast
  3. banquet
席 xí
  1. woven mat
  2. seat
  3. banquet
  4. place in a democratic assembly
  5. classifier for banquets, conversations etc
我将不出席派对。

I will not attend the party.

Source: Tatoeba

辦桌 bànzhuō
  1. (Tw) to hold a banquet
  2. to provide catering
  3. catering
  4. banquet
  5. roadside banquet (Taiwanese-style banquet, typically held under large tents in the street, to celebrate special occasions)