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junket

/ˈdʒʌŋ.kɪt/

الترجمة: اسم له عدة معانٍ: حلوى لبنية حلوة تُجبَّن بالمنفحة؛ رحلة ترفيهية أو نزهة؛ أو رحلة يقوم بها مسؤول على نفقة الدولة., القيام برحلة أو نزهة، غالبًا للمتعة أو على نفقة الدولة، أو إكرام الضيف بضيافة فاخرة.

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noun

/ˈdʒʌŋ.kɪt/C2formal
  • arاسم له عدة معانٍ: حلوى لبنية حلوة تُجبَّن بالمنفحة؛ رحلة ترفيهية أو نزهة؛ أو رحلة يقوم بها مسؤول على نفقة الدولة.

A noun with multiple meanings: a dessert made from sweetened milk coagulated with rennet; a pleasure trip or excursion; or a journey taken by an official at public expense.

  1. Sweet milk dessertB2formalculinary

    A dessert made from sweetened milk that is coagulated with rennet, often flavored and served chilled.

    arحلوى الحليب الحلو

    • She prepared a vanilla junket for the dinner party.
    • The traditional recipe for junket uses fresh milk and rennet.
    • Junket is a light and creamy dessert, popular in some European cuisines.
  2. Pleasure tripB2informal

    A journey or excursion taken for enjoyment or recreation.

    arرحلة ترفيهية

    • They went on a weekend junket to the countryside.
    • The company organized a junket to the beach for all employees.
    • Their junket through Europe was filled with sightseeing and relaxation.

    المرادفاتexcursionexpeditionjauntoutingtourtrip

  3. Official trip at public expenseC1formalpolitical

    A trip taken by a government official or business representative, with costs covered by public funds or an organization, often perceived as unnecessary or extravagant.

    arرحلة على النفقة العامة

    • The senator faced criticism for his lavish junket to a tropical resort.
    • The committee reviewed the expenses for the official's junket abroad.
    • Many taxpayers are opposed to funding such expensive junkets for politicians.

    المرادفاتboondogglejolly

الصيغ
  • junkets plural form
  • junkets' possessive plural form
  • junket's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈdʒʌŋ.kɪt/C2formal
  • arالقيام برحلة أو نزهة، غالبًا للمتعة أو على نفقة الدولة، أو إكرام الضيف بضيافة فاخرة.

A verb meaning to go on a trip or excursion, often for pleasure or at public expense, or to entertain lavishly.

  1. Go on a pleasure tripB2informal

    To travel for enjoyment, often at someone else's expense or as a treat.

    arالسفر للترفيه

    • The executives junketed to the Caribbean for a week-long retreat.
    • They junketed around Europe after winning the competition.
    • The politicians were criticized for junketing on taxpayer money.

    المرادفاتgallivantjaunttourtravel

  2. Provide a feast or banquet forC1formal

    To host or provide a lavish meal or celebration for a group of people.

    arأقام مأدبة

    • The company junketed its employees with a grand dinner at a five-star hotel.
    • The king junketed his courtiers with a sumptuous banquet.
    • They junketed the visiting dignitaries with an elaborate feast.

    المرادفاتbanquetentertainfeastregaletreat

  3. Partake in a feast or banquetC1formal

    To participate in a festive meal or celebration, often with indulgence.

    arوليمة

    • The guests junketed merrily until late into the night.
    • After the ceremony, everyone junketed in the grand hall.
    • They junketed on roasted meats and fine wines.

    المرادفاتbanquetcarousedinefeastregalerevel

    الأضدادfaststarve

الصيغ
  • junketed past participle
  • junketed past simple
  • junketing present participle
  • junkets third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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