junketing

• Substantivo que designa o ato de fazer uma excursão ou viagem por prazer, muitas vezes com caráter festivo ou comemorativo.

A noun referring to the act of taking an excursion or trip for pleasure, often implying a festive or celebratory outing.

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1. Pleasure trip or excursionC1formal

   The act of going on a trip or outing for enjoyment, often involving festivities or entertainment.

   Passeio recreativo

   • The executives were criticized for their lavish junketing at company expense.
   • Their weekend junketing to the countryside was a welcome break from work.
   • The committee's junketing to the resort raised questions about spending.

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• Fazer uma viagem ou excursão, geralmente por prazer, lazer ou à custa do erário público. Também significa entreter alguém com abundância, oferecendo banquetes e diversão.

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.

   Viajar por prazer

   • 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.

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2. Provide a feast or banquet forC1formal

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

   Oferecer um banquete

   • 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.

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3. Partake in a feast or banquetC1formal

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

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   • 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.

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