party
党,派对,聚会,宴会
Related Words
Definitions
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plural par·ties.
- : a social gathering, as of invited guests at a private home, for conversation, refreshments, entertainment, etc.: a cocktail party.
- : a group gathered for a special purpose or task: a fishing party; a search party.
- : a detachment, squad, or detail of troops assigned to perform some particular mission or service.
- : a group of persons with common purposes or opinions who support one side of a dispute, question, debate, etc.
- : a group of persons with common political opinions and purposes organized for gaining political influence and governmental control and for directing government policy: the Republican Party; the Democratic Party.
- : the system of taking sides on public or political questions or the like.
- : attachment or devotion to one side or faction; partisanship: to put considerations of party first.
- : Law. one of the litigants in a legal proceeding; a plaintiff or defendant in a suit.a signatory to a legal instrument.a person participating in or otherwise privy to a crime.
- : a person or group that participates in some action, affair, plan, etc.; participant: He was a party to the merger deal.
- : the person under consideration; a specific individual: The package was delivered to the wrong party.
Phrases
- party line
- life of the party
Synonyms & Antonyms
Examples
The new sleep tracking app appears less sophisticated than similar apps offered by third parties, but I’ll need to test it further.
Just because Obama says it doesn’t mean the rest of the party will agree.
Among the most significant differences between the two parties are on perceptions of American exceptionalism.
“Contextual has evolved and with the absence of the third-party cookie it’s all the more significant,” said Simone.
That compares with the Democrats’ two-point party identification edge in 2016 exit polling and their eight-point advantage in 2012 exit polling.
Neither the Republican nor the Democratic party have done anything to consistently target Asian- American voters.
Although the NFL party animal loves flaunting his washboard abs, he seems more fratboy than Fabio.
Eva Silverman, who co-hosts an Oakland Dinner Party, agrees.
Those who come to the Dinner Party are self-selecting; they do want to talk about it.
Talking about death is never easy, but with food, comfort, and familiarity, a new kind of dinner party is making it easier.
Walls End Castle, when the party broke up, returned to its normal state.
To give him a party name, he became an anti-clerical, strictly in a political and lawful sense.