fiesta

Preposition: of

• fun: Fancy dress, themed cocktails, party music - these crazy nights are a real fiesta of fun.
• year: Visitors then have to wait almost 5 months until the next fiesta of the year.

Converse of object

• have: It is now said to have more fiestas than any other Spanish city ( 55 plus ).
• hold: Dia de Virgen de Carmen is a fiesta held across the Balearic Islands in tribute to the patron saint of sailors.
• see: A little less than a month later on July 25th sees the fiesta of Saint James, who is the patron saint of Alcudia.
• celebrate: Come and celebrate this colorful fiesta diabolically recreated through stories in a uniquely anarchic entertainment.
• drive: Every wanted to drive the concept fiesta... now's your chance.
• get: Henry's latest supermini has got the one attribute Fiestas need, and that previous versions have sometimes lacked fun.

Adjective modifier

• colorful: If you are lucky your Benissa holidays will coincide with one of the townâs colorful fiestas.
• Spanish: Travel Spain Visitors guide to Spain, including useful maps, main attractions, and Spanish fiestas.
• traditional: There are also some traditional annual fiestas or festivals to look out for, see Pineda Fiestas for more information.
• annual: The annual balloon fiesta is a four-day event held at the Ashton Court Estate in Bristol.
• big: Spain's biggest fireworks fiesta has to be seen to be believed.
• local: This is to best suit the climate, take in any local fiestas or due to availability of permits for the Inca Trail.

Modifies a noun

• time: Fiesta time in Santander is often a spectacular event.
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• st: Fiesta ST the return of the fast Fiesta.

Noun used with modifier

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• balloon: The annual balloon fiesta is a four-day event held at the Ashton Court Estate in Bristol.
• blood: A village of 4,000 inhabitants may easily spend £ 50,000 of public money on a week's blood fiesta.