| 词汇 | party |
| 释义 | ball n. a wild time at a party; a good time.We really had a ball. See ya!Your birthday party was a ball! bash n. a wild party; a night on the town.What a bash! I'm exhausted! blast n. an exciting party.Fred knows how to put on a real blast!What a blast we had! boogie 1. n. a party where the boogie is danced. There's a boogie over at Steve's tonight.One more boogie and I'm through for the year. 2. in. to party. We're going to boogie at Steve's tonight.I have boogied every night for a week. I'm dead tired. hop n. a dancing party for young people.The kids are out at some schoolsponsored hop.The hop was a lot of fun. party animal n. someone who loves parties.My boyfriend and I are real party animals. Let's party!If you weren't such a party animal, you'd have more time for studying. party-hearty in. to have a great time; to celebrate. (Originally teenage. The past tense is variable.)Let's get some stuff and party-hearty.The whole class decided to celebrate and party-hearty. party-pooper n. the first person to leave a party; someone who ruins a party because of dullness or by leaving early.Don't leave! Don't be a party-pooper!Don't invite Martha. She's such a partypooper. petting-party n. a session of kissing and caressing.I just want to watch the movie. I didn't come here for some teenage petting-party!We went to the passionpit for a petting-party. rage in. to party; to celebrate. (Collegiate.)Man, are we going to rage tonight!Fred and Mary were raging over at the frat house last weekend. rave n. a party; a wild celebration.What a rave! A real fine party.Let's have a little rave next Friday. set n. a party.Your set was a totally major bash!Let's throw a set tonight and invite some chicks. shindig n. a party; a dance. (Folksy.)What a fancy shindig! They even have glass glasses!What time do we have to be at that shindig Saturday night? sock hop n. a dance party where everyone dances in stocking feet. (From the 1950s.)My mother told us about a sock hop she went to. It doesn't sound like fun at all.Sock hops were popular in schools that had new and expensive floors in their gymnasiums. stag mod. having to do with a gathering for men only.The party is stag, so Tom and I are going together.Stag parties cease to be fun after a while. stag-party n. a party for men only.Sally was hired to dance at a stag-party.They hired a stripper for the stagparty— you know, the kind that jumps out of a cake. streak n. an exciting time; a wild party.That rally was a streak!We had a streak at Tom's. tailgate in. to have a tailgate party.We planned to tailgate before the game, but it was massively cold.The people who were tailgating next to us asked to borrow our salt. tailgate party n. a small party held on the folded down tailgate of a station wagon in a parking lot. (Something that is done before a ball game, concert, etc.)They had a tailgate party before the Bears game.The tailgate party was a success, except for the cold. party 1. noun 1 a person. In conventional use from 1650 but considered to be slang since later C19. Not to be confused with a party to a legal action UK, 1956. 2 a woman; a girlfriend. Royal Navy slang UK, 1987. 3 sex, especially with a prostitute. A prostitute euphemism US, 1956 2. verb 1 to enjoy a good time. From the conventional noun sense US, 1922. 2 to have sex, especially with a prostitute US, 1963. 3 to use drugs US, 1999 party1. n. a combining form used in expressions to refer to certain kinds of activity carried on in groups or in pairs. (For examples, see coke party, grass party, hen party, keg party, kick party, pot party, stag-party, tailgate party, tea party.) 2. in. to drink alcohol, smoke marijuana, or use other drugs. (May also include sexual activity.) Come on, man! Let’s party!
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