party

• 指社交聚会，通常邀请客人参加，用于庆祝或娱乐。也指政党或参与某项活动的一方。

A noun referring to a social gathering of invited guests, typically for celebration or entertainment.

1. Social gatheringA1informal

   A social event where people gather to celebrate, have fun, or socialize.

   聚会

   • We're having a birthday party tonight.
   • She invited everyone to her house party.
   • The office party was a lot of fun.

   同义词bashcelebrationdofestivityfunctiongatheringget togethershindig

2. Political groupB1formal

   An organized group of people with shared political beliefs and aims.

   政党

   • The Democratic Party won the election.
   • He is a member of the Conservative Party.
   • Political parties debated the new policy.

   同义词alliancebloccoalitionfactiongroupgroupingpolitical party

3. Person or side in legal contextC1formallegal

   A person or group involved in a legal agreement or dispute.

   法律语境中的当事方

   • The first party to the contract must fulfill their obligations.
   • Both parties agreed to the terms of the settlement.
   • The injured party received compensation.

   同义词litigantparticipantsidesignatory

• 动词，指参加或举办社交聚会或庆祝活动。

A verb used to indicate the act of participating in or hosting a social gathering or celebration.

1. Attend a social gatheringA2informal

   To enjoy oneself at a party or social event, often involving dancing, drinking, and fun.

   参加派对

   • We partied all night after the concert.
   • They partied hard during the summer festival.
   • She loves to party with her friends on weekends.

   同义词carousecelebratefrolicgo outlive it upmake merryrevel

2. Celebrate enthusiasticallyB1slangamerican

   To celebrate something with great energy and enjoyment.

   狂欢

   • The team partied to celebrate their victory.
   • He partied like there was no tomorrow.
   • Let's party to mark the new year!

   同义词carousecelebratelive it upmake merryrevelwhoop it up