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Un devoto de Baco

A devotee of Bacchus.

"The ancient bacchanals, devoted to the god of wine and revelry, were known for their wild celebrations. "

Los antiguos devotos de Baco, dedicados al dios del vino y la juerga, eran conocidos por sus celebraciones salvajes.

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Bacantes, juerguistas borrachos

Someone who indulges in drunken partying; someone noisy and riotous when intoxicated.

"The neighbors complained about the loud music and shouting coming from the apartment next door; it sounded like wild bacchanals were happening every weekend. "

Los vecinos se quejaron de la música alta y los gritos provenientes del apartamento de al lado; parecía que cada fin de semana se celebraban bacanales salvajes.

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Bacanal

(in the plural) The festival of Bacchus; the bacchanalia.

"During the ancient Roman bacchanals, people celebrated with feasting, music, and dancing in honor of the god Bacchus. "

Durante las bacanales de la antigua Roma, la gente celebraba con festines, música y bailes en honor al dios Baco.

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Bacanal, orgía

Drunken revelry; an orgy.

"After the championship win, the team's celebration turned into wild bacchanals, disturbing the entire neighborhood. "

Después de ganar el campeonato, la celebración del equipo se convirtió en una bacanal salvaje, perturbando a todo el vecindario.

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Bacanal

A song or a dance in honor of Bacchus.

"The village festival featured lively bacchanals, with singing and dancing celebrating the harvest and Bacchus. "

El festival del pueblo contó con bacanales animadas, con cantos y bailes que celebraban la cosecha y a Baco.

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