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bun-fight

/ˈbʌn.faɪt/

翻译: 英国非正式名词,指盛大正式的派对或重要场合的社交聚会。常带幽默或略带贬义,暗示场面铺张、人多热闹。

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noun

/ˈbʌn.faɪt/C2formalbritish
  • zh英国非正式名词,指盛大正式的派对或重要场合的社交聚会。常带幽默或略带贬义,暗示场面铺张、人多热闹。

A British informal noun referring to a grand formal party or social gathering on an important occasion.

  1. Grand formal partyC1informalbritish

    A large, formal social gathering, often held to celebrate an important occasion.

    zh盛大正式宴会

    • The charity gala was a real bun-fight, with everyone dressed in their finest.
    • They threw a bun-fight for the ambassador's visit.
    • The wedding reception turned into a splendid bun-fight.

    同义词ballbanquetfunctiongalareceptionsoiree

  2. C1informalbritish

    A noisy, confused, or disorderly argument or fight, often over something trivial.

    zh吵闹的争吵

    • The meeting descended into a bun-fight over the budget.
    • There was a real bun-fight in the pub after the football match.
    • The children had a bun-fight over the last piece of cake.

    同义词altercationargumentbrawldisputefracasfree-for-allquarrelrowsquabbletiff

词形
  • bun-fights plural form
  • bun-fights' possessive plural form
  • bun-fight's possessive singular form