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Translate orgies from English to Spanish

Summary

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orgies:
- banquetes; comilonas; festines; francachelas
orgy:
- bacanal; orgía
Wiktionary:
- orgy → orgía

English

Detailed Translations for orgies from English to Spanish

orgies:

orgies [the ~] nom

the orgies (banquets)
el banquetes
- banquetes [el ~] nom
the orgies (banquets)
el banquetes; la comilonas; el festines; la francachelas
- banquetes [el ~] nom
- comilonas [la ~] nom
- festines [el ~] nom
- francachelas [la ~] nom

Translation Matrix for orgies:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
banquetes	banquets; orgies
comilonas	banquets; orgies
festines	banquets; orgies
francachelas	banquets; orgies

Related Words for "orgies":

orgy

orgy:

orgy [the ~] nom

the orgy (kinky party; drinking-bout)
el bacanal; la orgía
- bacanal [el ~] nom
- orgía [la ~] nom

Translation Matrix for orgy:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
bacanal	drinking-bout; kinky party; orgy	Bacchanal; bacchanal; banquet; binge; carousal; drinking-bout
orgía	drinking-bout; kinky party; orgy	Bacchanal; bacchanal; binge; carousal; drinking-bout
-	bacchanal; bacchanalia; binge; debauch; debauchery; drunken revelry; riot; saturnalia; splurge

Related Words for "orgy":

orgies

Synonyms for "orgy":

binge; splurge; indulgence; indulging; pampering; humoring
rite; religious rite
debauch; debauchery; saturnalia; riot; bacchanal; bacchanalia; drunken revelry; revel; revelry

Related Definitions for "orgy":

a wild gathering involving excessive drinking and promiscuity¹
secret rite in the cults of ancient Greek or Roman deities involving singing and dancing and drinking and sexual activity¹
any act of immoderate indulgence¹
- an orgy of shopping¹

Wiktionary Translations for orgy:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• orgy	→ orgía	↔ Orgie — Exzess, ausschweifende Handlung, oft sexuellen Charakters, Maßlosigkeit, Ausschweifung
• orgy	→ orgía	↔ orgie — antiq\|fr fête de Bacchus. Dans ce sens il s’emploie surtout au pluriel, comme bacchanales.

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University