party
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈpɑːrti/ · UK /ˈpɑːti/
party means: An event where people meet to enjoy themselves, often to celebrate something.
noun
An event where people meet to enjoy themselves, often to celebrate something.
- The party starts at six.
- We had a small party for her birthday.
- Did you enjoy the parties last weekend?
An organized group of people with similar political ideas who try to win elections.
- Which party won the election?
- She joined the party last year.
- Several parties opposed the new law.
A group of people who are together for a particular activity or purpose.
- A party of five arrived.
- The search party found the missing child.
- Two parties of climbers reached the village.
A person or group that is one side in a legal case, agreement, or disagreement.
- Both parties signed the agreement.
- The injured party asked for compensation.
- Neither party accepted responsibility for the dispute.
A small group of soldiers sent to do a particular job.
- A landing party reached the shore.
- The officer led a small raiding party.
- Two boarding parties searched the enemy ship.
A meeting at someone’s home where guests can buy products shown by a seller.
- She hosted a jewelry party.
- I bought three bowls at the party.
- These home sales parties help sellers meet new customers.
verb
To enjoy yourself with other people by celebrating, dancing, or drinking.
- They partied all night.
- We love to party with friends.
- Are you partying again this weekend?
To join other players in a team in an online game.
- Let’s party with a healer.
- We partied together for the dungeon quest.
- Can beginners party with experienced players?
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