réveillon
See also: reveillon
French
Etymology
From réveill-, the stem of réveiller (“to wake up”) + -on
Pronunciation
Noun
réveillon m (plural réveillons)
- eve (of Christmas or New Year's)
- fêter le réveillon de Noël ― to celebrate Christmas Eve
- le réveillon du jour de l’an / le réveillon du Nouvel An / le réveillon de Saint-Sylvestre ― New Year's Eve
- a dinner eaten on such an evening
- un réveillon bien arrosé de Saint-Sylvestre
- a New Year's Eve dinner with an ample supply of drinks
Synonyms
- (Eve): la veille
Descendants
Further reading
- “réveillon”, in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [Digitized Treasury of the French Language], 2012.
Portuguese
Alternative forms
Etymology
Borrowed from French réveillon.
Pronunciation
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Noun
réveillon m (plural s)
- a New Year’s Eve party, feast or celebration
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