party如何读

英:[ˈpɑːti]

美:[ˈpɑːrti]

party英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]社交聚会 a meeting of friends, often in sb's house, to eat, drink and perhaps dance
  2. [C]党,政党 a group of people who have the same ideas about politics
  3. [C]一方,当事人 a person who is concerned in some action or activity

party是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 党,政党,党派(活动)
  2. 一方,对方
  3. 当事人
  4. 聚会,宴会,联欢会,派对
  5. 群,组,队
  6. 集会
  7. 参与,参加
  8. 一伙人
  9. 一团人
  10. 一行人
adj. (形容词)
  1. 政党的
  2. 党派的
  3. 社交的,社交活动的
  4. 【徽章】分隔开的
  5. 染色的
  6. 宴会的
v. (动词)
  1. 寻欢作乐,吃喝玩乐
  2. 吃喝玩乐
  3. (为…)举行社交聚会,开派对
  4. 为…请客
  5. 经过,穿过
  6. 超过
  7. 及格,合格
  8. 传递
  9. 充当社交聚会的主人
  10. 喝酒,吸大麻或其他毒品(也可能包括性行为)

party自然拼读

par·ty

par ti

party变形

复数:parties

第三人称单数:parties

现在分词:partying

过去式:partied

过去分词:partied

party词根

词根:party

n.

partygoer 社交聚会常客

party英英释义

noun

a social gathering or event created for the purpose of celebration or pleasure and at which there is conversation, refreshment, and, usually, music or some other form of entertainment.She is planning a large party for her parents' wedding anniversary.

a group assembled for a particular purpose.After several hours, the search party found the missing child.There were six of us in the hiking party.

a group or organization formed on the basis of common political beliefs or opinions.Anti-slavery activists made up many of the members of the original Republican Party in the 1850s.Realizing that his ideas and beliefs had changed, he decided to switch political parties.

a participant.The police suspected that his wife was also a party to the crime.

a specific person; individual.Are you the party who owns this vehicle?

adjective

of or relating to a political party.The party convention will be held in Houston next year.

suitable for a party or other social occasion.Could help me put up the party decorations?

intransitive verb

to attend a party or parties.They loved to party when they were students.

party词组

third party第三方

communist party共产党

party committee党委

party member党员

communist party of chinan. 中国共产党

party a契约甲方

party b乙方

political party政党

birthday partyn. 生日宴会

party branch党支部

chinese communist party中国共产党

democratic party(美)民主党

dinner partyn. 宴会

surprise party惊喜聚会

ruling party执政党

republican party共和党

opposite party对方;对立的一方

have a party聚会;举办晚会

evening party晚会

labour party劳工党

party区别

 dinner, feast, banquet, party

这组词都有“宴会”的意思,其区别是:

dinner普通用词,含义广。本义指一日的主餐,但多用于指宴请客人的正式的一餐。

feast指筵席酒席,有时可与banquet换用,但前者强调共享欢乐的气氛。

banquet指正式而盛大的宴会或国宴。

party指一般的社交聚会,也引申指宴请或宴会。

以上来源于网络

party词源中文解释

约1300年, partie,"一部分,分割,部分",现已过时; 还有"物理碎片,片段; 书籍或论文的部分",源自古法语 partie "一边,部分; 份额,分享; 分离,分割"(12世纪),字面意思是"被分割的东西",是 partir "分割,分离"(10世纪)的过去分词的名词用法,源自拉丁语 partire/partiri "分享,部分,分配,分割",源自 pars "一部分,一块,一份"(源自 PIE 词根 *pere-(2)"授予,分配")。

在早期使用中,该词经常出现在我们现在会使用其相对词 part(名词)的地方。也从1300年开始在法律意义上指"涉及诉讼、协议等的个人或团体",以及在政治意义上指"一群支持某个人、政策或事业的人"。从14世纪初开始指"一群人",也指"一个社会阶层"。指"一个人,一个特定的人"的意思可追溯到15世纪中叶。

军事意义上的"一个较大组织或公司的分离部分"可追溯到17世纪40年代。"为了社交愉快而聚集的人群"的意义可追溯到1716年,源自人们聚集在一起的普遍意义(最初是为了某种特定的临时目的,如晚宴、狩猎聚会)。

短语 the party is over "享受或愉快的时光已经结束"可追溯到1937年; party line 在1834年的记录中指"政党采取的政策",在1893年的记录中指"由两个或更多用户共享的电话线路"。Party pooper "使欢乐聚会变得忧郁的人"可追溯到1951年,美国英语。

party_法律行业词汇

当事人

集会

关系人

party_金融行业词汇

参与者

关系人

当事人

参与的一方

party词源英文解释

Noun and Verb Middle English partie part, party, from Anglo-French, from partir to divide — more at part

The first known use of party was in the 14th century

party儿童词典英英释义

paschaladjective

of or relating to Passover or Easter

pascalnoun

a unit of pressure in the metric system equal to one newton per square meter

usually capitalized P or all capitalized a computer programming language developed from ALGOL

party1 of 2noun

one side in a dispute or contest

the parties to a lawsuit

a group of persons organized to influence or direct the policies of a government

a person or group that takes part with others in an action or affair

a mountain-climbing party

a particular individual : person

get the right party on the telephone

a detail of soldiers

a social gatheringalso: entertainment for such a gathering

party2 of 2verb

to give or attend parties

party1 of 2noun

one side in a dispute or contest

the parties to a lawsuit

a group of persons organized to influence or direct the policies of a government

a person or group that takes part with others in an action or affair

a mountain-climbing party

a particular individual : person

get the right party on the telephone

a detail of soldiers

a social gatheringalso: entertainment for such a gathering

party2 of 2verb

to give or attend parties

party 例句

1 The usual crowd hung out by the front door of the party, drunk out of their minds, greeting everyone with a raised cup of beer.

2 What if the party is over and people are leaving, stacking up the chairs?

3 Mama wanted to reward me for doing well and had saved what money she could to pull together a party.

4 He seemed to be having a heated discussion with a party boy.

5 The Liberal leaders, who at that moment were negotiating for participation in the congress, branded him an adventurer who did not represent the party.

6 The contract can be terminated by either party with three months' notice.

合同的任何一方如提前三个月通知,均可终止本合同。

7 Have you abandoned your project to form a political party or nominate a candidate for president by divine right?

8 Neither of them looked happy, and Alex worried immediately that something bad had happened because of the party.

9 She has no idea what she wants to do outside keg parties and blow jobs.

10 “The point is having a nice party with your family.”

11 I knew that Gaur was a member of the party, but he had never proselytized for it.

12 At no time had I felt at home in the Communist party.

13 “Okay, but don’t change that you agreed to go to the party on Friday! If you do, I won’t talk to you. Ever.”

14 I went into the kitchen and called my parents at the party and told them Lynn was sleeping peacefully.

15 They weren't rich, but what Hugh's family lacked financially they more than made up for with the sort of exoticism that works wonders at cocktail parties, leading always to the remark "That sounds fascinating."

16 Of course there would be a party with dancing and good food.

17 “This looks like a—a party,” Matt faltered.

18 I don’t want to see any more of the streets I walked, and the streets Hannah walked, the night of the party.

19 Each party of boys added a quota, less or more, and the pile grew.

20 “I didn’t have a party for my birthday, either,” I offer.

party 同义词

5 派阀

partisanship

6 庆祝会

jamboree

10 派性

ripper faction

12 举行宴会

give a party

20 分隔开

sever

21 卷入的

involved

23 团体

community fellowship

24 参与的

participant

25 参与者

participant actor sharer

27 吃喝玩乐

epicurean

28 随行人员

entourage train tail

31 放荡不羁

gay Bohemian libertine

32 交谊会

mixer

35 社交的

social

36 参加宴会

banquet

37 寻欢作乐

binge fun and games

38 一党

part

39 党派活动

party colored party coloured

40 署名人

addresser

42 共用

community cut

43 党派的

partisan clannish

44 欢宴

racket

46 联欢会

social get-together

50 特遣队

draft

51 对方

counterpart

53 政党的

political party political

57 共有的

common mutual commonable joint

60 共产党

communist c.p. commie CP

party 短语相关

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