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FAST1 Splendoare, măreţie, pompă2, lux, strălucire. – Din faste.
FAST2, -Ă, faşti, -ste, (; despre zile, împrejurări, evenimente) Favorabil, fericit (pentru cineva). – Din faste, fastus.
Fast ≠ nefast
FAST AVANTAJOS. FAVORABIL. PRIELNIC. PROPICE.
FAST s. 1. lux, măreţie, pompă, somptuozitate, splendoare, strălucire, () ighemonicon, pohfală, saltanat. (fastul de la Curte.) 2. bogăţie, lux, pompă, splendoare, strălucire. (fastul cere-moniei.) 3. alai, pompă, () parisie, politie, vâlvă. (A fost primit cu mare fast.) 4. pompă.
fast , faşti; fástă, fáste
fast s.
FAST1 Demonstrare de eleganţă impunătoare şi de lux excesiv; pompă. /< faste, fastus
FA//ST2 faststă (fastşti, fastste) rar (despre zile, evenimente, circumstanţe etc.) Care aduce fericire; în stare să fie reuşit; benefic. /< faste, fastus
FAST Strălucire, măreţie, lux, pompă. [< fastus, faste].
FAST, -Ă (Liv.) Favorabil. ♢ Zi fastă = zi favorabilă; zile faste = zilele în care erau îngăduite împărţirea dreptăţii şi judecarea proceselor la tribunalele Romei antice. // s.n. Table cronologice la romani. ♦ Registre publice în care se consemnau acţiunile memorabile în vechea Romă. [ faşti, faste / < fastus, faste].
FAST1 s. strălucire, măreţie, lux, pompă. (< faste, fastus)
FAST2, -Ă I. favorabil. ♦ zile faste = zilele în care erau îngăduite împărţirea dreptăţii şi judecarea proceselor în tribunalele Romei antice. II. s. table cronologice la romani. ♢ registre publice în care se consemnau acţiunile memorabile în vechea Romă. (< faste, fastus)
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Fast — Fast, a. [Compar. {Faster}; superl. {Fastest}.] [OE., firm, strong, not loose, AS. f[ae]st; akin to OS. fast, D. vast, OHG. fasti, festi, G. fest, Icel. fastr, Sw. & Dan. fast, and perh. to E. fetter. The sense swift comes from the idea of… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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