party ['pɑ:ti]

party的基本解释

n.

政党, 聚会, 开派对

• The teacher is taking a party of children to the library.
• 老师正带领一队孩子去图书馆。

• Which party does John belong to?
• 约翰属于哪个党派？

• What is the party line on the development in the society of knowledge economy?
• 这个政党对知识经济社会的发展策略的立场是什么？

• Did you enjoy Alice's birthday party?
• 在爱丽丝家举行的那次生日聚会上你玩得痛快吗？

• A party of retired doctors is touring western Europe.
• 一群退休医生在周游西欧各国。

vi.

举办聚会, 超过, 穿过, 合格, 传递, 及格, 经过

vt.

举办聚会

party的同义词

n. band · individual · body · group · festival · person · ball · company · celebration · fellow · affair · crew · gang · fete · faction

与party相关的情景对话

衣食住行/建议

A:

Don’t you think it might be a good idea to hold the party outside?

你不认为在室外举行聚会是个好主意吗？

B:

I don’t think so.

我不这么认为。

A:

How about going to a concert?

去听音乐会如何？

B:

That suits me fine.

这对我正合适。

电话礼仪/邀请

A:

Hello, Miss Zhang. How are you?

喂，张小姐，你好吗？

B:

Hello, Miss Wang. I'm fine, and you?

喂，王小姐，我很好，你呢？

A:

I'll doing fine, too.

我也很好。

B:

Well, Miss Zhang, we are planning to have a casual get-together.I wonder if you and your husband can join us.

嗯，张小姐，我们打算大家小聚一番。不知道你和你丈夫能不能赏光？

A:

That sounds very nice. When will it be?

听起来真不错，什么时候呢？

B:

It's next week from this Monday.

下个星期一。

A:

What a pity! We have another party that day.

太可惜了，我们那天也有个聚会。

B:

It doesn't matter. Let's wait until the next time.

没关系。下次还有机会。

衣食住行/服饰

A:

Do you know what we’re supposed to wear to the party this evening?

你知道今晚我们应该穿什么衣服去参加聚会吗?

B:

I don’t know. I was just going to go in a pair of shorts and my blue Hawaiian shirt. What were you going to wear?

我不知道。我原来打算穿一条短裤和我的蓝色夏威夷衬衣。你准备穿什么呀？

A:

I was going to wear my new suit that I bought last week.

我原打算穿上星期买的套装。

B:

That’s a little dressy, isn’t it?

那太正式了吧？

A:

Your outfit is a little too casual, isn’t it?

你的衣服太过休闲吧？

B:

I don’t know. I thought it was an outdoor barbeque.

我不知道。我想这是一次户外烧烤。

A:

Well, it is, but it’s for a special occasion.

是的，但是个特别场合。

B:

Surely they wouldn’t expect us to dress up if we were going to be outside.

既然我们是在户外，他们当然不会要求我们穿得太正式。

A:

I think it’s a catered barbeque though. I think it’s going to be quite fancy.

我想尽管这是个事先定制好的烤肉晚餐，我认为它仍然会很特别。

B:

Well, if you think we should dress up, I’ll dress up.

如果你认为我们应该打扮，我就打扮。

A:

I don’t know. I don’t want to be overdressed.

我不知道。我也不想穿得过于正式。

B:

Do you think we should call to ask about the dress code?

你认为我们是不是应该打电话问一下着装的要求呢？

A:

I don’t want to bother them with our silly questions.

我不想用这些愚蠢的问题去打搅他们。

B:

Why don’t we call some of the other people who are going? We can ask them what they’re going to wear.

为什么我们不问一下去参加聚会的其他人呢？我们可以问问他们穿什么去。

A:

Ok. You talk to the guys and I’ll talk to the women.

好。你问男士，我问女士。

B:

How about you talk to the women for both of us and I’ll go take a quick nap?

你问女士我们俩个要穿什么，我打个盹怎么样？

A:

OK!

好吧。