馳走(ちそう)treat, banquet, feast, entertainment, goodies, running about

友人(ゆうじん)宅(たく)で友人(ゆうじん)の母(はは)の馳走(ちそう)をあずかった。

I enjoyed a feast prepared by my friend's mother at my friend's house. {treat, banquet, feast, entertainment, goodies, running about}

家(いえ)に来(き)てくれたお客(きゃく)さんにお酒(さけ)を馳走(ちそう)した。

I treated the guests who came to my house with alcohol. {treat, banquet, feast, entertainment, goodies, running about}

夕飯(ゆうはん)を馳走(ちそう)したら何(なん)度(ど)も有難(ありがと)うとお礼(れい)を言(い)われました。

After I treated them to dinner, they thanked me and expressed their gratitude many times. {treat, banquet, feast, entertainment, goodies, running about}

父(ちち)の作(つく)る馳走(ちそう)が大好(だいす)きで、結婚(けっこん)した今(いま)でもたまに実家(じっか)に帰(かえ)っています。

I love the feast my father makes, and even now that I'm married, I occasionally go back to my parents' house. {treat, banquet, feast, entertainment, goodies, running about}

毎晩(まいばん)馳走(ちそう)が出(で)てくるので仕事(しごと)が終(お)わったら家(いえ)に真(ま)っ直(す)ぐ帰(かえ)るようにしている。

Since a feast is served every night, I make sure to head straight home after work. {treat, banquet, feast, entertainment, goodies, running about}