Party | Mean of party in English Dictionary
/ˈpɑɚti/
- Noun
- a social event in which entertainment, food, and drinks are provided
- We are having/giving/throwing a party.
- a high school dance party
- Were you invited to her party?
- Our New Year's Eve party was a huge success.
- a dinner party
- a birthday/costume/farewell party
- a party hat/dress
- party decorations/games
- Get in the party spirit.
- I'm not in a party mood.
- an organization of people who have similar political beliefs and ideas and who work to have their members elected to positions in the government
- political parties with opposing agendas
- the Democratic/Republican Party
- The senator is loyal to his party.
- the ruling party [=the party that is in power]
- party members/policy
- the party leader
- a person who is involved in a legal case or contract
- the two parties in the marriage contract
- the guilty party
- The parties in the lawsuit reached a settlement.
- someone or something that is involved in an activity
- The principal of the school was urged to be a party [=participant] in the educational council.
- Interested parties are asked to contact their local representative.
- a party to the international coalition aimed at fighting hunger
- He refused to be a party to [=he refused to take part in] the gambling ring.
- a group of people who do something together
- a mountain-climbing party
- a rescue/search party
- a party of travelers from Great Britain
- He made a reservation at the restaurant for a party of four. [=for a group of four people]
- A party of teenagers is in charge of the neighborhood cleanup.
- Verb
- to have a party or be involved in a party
- He spent the weekend partying with his friends.
- We partied all night.