英语释义

1. a person or group taking one side of a question, dispute, or contest
The parties in the lawsuit reached an agreement.

2. a group of persons organized for the purpose of directing the policies of a government
political parties with opposing agendas

3. a person or group participating in an action or affair
a mountain-climbing party a party to the transaction

4. a particular individual person
an old party approaching 80

5. a detail of soldiers
The infantry repulsed a landing party from the ship.

6. a social gathering
a dinner party a birthday party also the entertainment provided for it

7. to attend or give parties broadly revel sense 1

8. a social event in which entertainment, food, and drinks are provided

9. an organization of people who have similar political beliefs and ideas and who work to have their members elected to positions in the government

10. a person who is involved in a legal case or contract

11. to have a party or be involved in a party to spend enjoyable time eating, drinking, dancing, etc., with a group of people

12. a social gathering or the entertainment provided for it

13. a person or group concerned in some action
He's a party to the lawsuit. A search party was formed.

14. a group of people who take one side of a question or share a set of beliefs
a political party

15. one (as a person, group, or entity) constituting alone or with others one of the sides of a proceeding, transaction, or agreement
the parties to a contract a person who signed the instrument as a party to the instrument
— Uniform Commercial Code — accommodated party a party to an instrument for whose benefit an accommodation party signs and incurs liability on the instrument a party for whose benefit an accommodation is made

16. a party who signs and thereby incurs liability on an instrument that is issued for value and given for the benefit of an accommodated party

17. a party holding a security interest in another's property

18. a person other than the principals
insurance against injury to a third party

19. one (as an individual, firm, or corporation) that constitutes the plaintiff or defendant in an action also one so involved in the prosecution or defense of a judicial or quasi-judicial proceeding as to be bound or substantially affected by the decision or judgment therein — adverse party a party to an action who is on the opposing side specifically a party to a finally decided action whose interests would be served by having the judgment upheld on appeal and who is entitled to notice of an appeal

20. a party with a legally recognized interest that is injuriously affected especially by an act of a judicial or quasi-judicial body and that confers standing to appeal — called also aggrieved person, party aggrieved

21. a party whose rights are so connected with the claims being litigated in an action that no judgment can be rendered without affecting or impairing those rights, no complete disposition of the action can be made without the party's joinder, and whose nonjoinder will result in the dismissal of an action — compare necessary party in this entry Note: Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 19 provides the courts with discretion in determining whether the absence of a party requires dismissal of an action, replacing an older and more rigid basis for determination. The rule states that “the court must determine whether, in equity and good conscience, the action should proceed among the existing parties or should be dismissed.”

22. a party having no fault in or responsibility for the situation for which judicial relief is sought a party who comes into court with clean hands

23. a party whose interests are so connected with an action that he or she should be joined in order to fully determine the controversy but whose nonjoinder because of a valid excuse will not result in dismissal — compare indispensable party in this entry

24. a party who has no actual stake in the outcome of litigation and whose inclusion as a party is solely for the purpose of conforming with procedural rules

25. aggrieved party in this entry

26. a person whose rights are or will be affected by an action taken especially by a government or judicial body especially a person whose pecuniary interests are affected by a bankruptcy proceeding

27. real party in interest in this entry

28. a party whose interests are likely to be affected by litigation and whose inclusion in the litigation is preferable but not essential

29. a party who according to the applicable law is entitled to enforce the right that forms the basis of the claim regardless of who will actually benefit by the outcome Note: Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 17(a) requires that “an action must be prosecuted in the name of the real party in interest.”

30. a person who is not a party to an action but who is or may be liable to the defendant in the action for all or part of the plaintiff's claim and against whom the defendant may bring a third-party complaint

31. a person who is not a party to an action but who is or may be liable to the plaintiff in the action for all or part of a counterclaim and against whom the plaintiff may bring a third-party complaint — see also third-party complaint

32. a group of persons usually sharing a set of political ideals who are organized for the purpose of directing the policies of a government

片语

third party第三方

Excessive drinking and partying过度饮酒和聚会

party committee党委

democratic party（美）民主党

Partying at Mardi Gras狂欢嘉年华

evening party晚会

republican party共和党

party b乙方

political party政党

noisy partying or merrymaking喧闹的作乐

party a契约甲方

after partying排队过后

party branch党支部

surprise party惊喜聚会

have a party聚会；举办晚会

dinner party宴会

girls partying friends兴趣爱好

I Stopped Partying我停止聚会

opposite party对方；对立的一方

labour party劳工党

ruling party执政党

birthday party生日宴会

chinese communist party中国共产党

music n partying我爱

Partying with Foreigners与老外同乐

party member党员

communist party of china中国共产党

communist party共产党

英汉例句

• He had been living in an apartment complex, working at a hotel and partying at Cancun「s beaches, pools and nightclubs, Scoville said.

  斯科维尔说，索波住在一栋公寓楼里，在一家旅馆工作，常去坎昆的沙滩、泳池以及夜总会聚会狂欢。

• It is often too difficult on these social media sites to manage all of the communication and privacy Settings to ensure that posts about a night out partying go only to the desired people.

  对于社交网站而言，管理社交网络和私人的设置以确保只有真正想去的人收到网上的派对邀请往往是什么困难的。

• Suppose you calculate that the benefit to you and your friends of partying until dawn exceeds the harm done to your neighbor by keeping her awake all night.

  假设你计算了你和朋友聚会到黎明所带来的收益超过了让你邻居彻夜难眠的损失。

• Ms Moss ditches gown to show her rear at end of night」s raucous partying to celebrate London Fashion Week.

  MOSS 小姐在疯狂夜店的聚会行将结束的时候她脱去套装，露出了屁股从而来庆祝「伦敦时装周」！

• I know what is important in life, and it is not always partying and getting a「s.

  我知道什么是生活里重要的东西，那不总是派对和拿a。

• So far partying like it’s 2007 does not seem to be helping.

  但是像2007年那样大手大脚地开派对似乎已经没用了。

• If so that should also count as another reason for wild partying deep into the Rio night.

  如果话真如此，那也应该算得上里约人狂欢直至深夜的一个原因吧。

• It might be London Fashion Week - but Kate Moss decided to ditch her designer dress at the end of a rather long night partying when she stopped off for a late night kebab.

  虽然说是伦敦时装周刚刚开始，但KATEMOSS却在参加了一个漫长的夜晚派对快要结束而去赴另一个烤肉聚会的时候，脱去了设计师为她量身定做的服装。

• Other people in that town might go round looking like constipated hound dogs, but he was having fun and sharing it, partying and junketing first-class all over the country on the federal dime.

  在华盛顿的其他人总像是只憋着屎的狗（乱咬），而他则享受生活，并与他人分享，派对并做头等舱在美国到处转，花的是政府的钱。

• Surround herself with sober friends, sober employees, stay out of the partying scene etc.

  结交清醒的朋友，雇佣清醒的员工，对各种派对敬而远之，不一而足。

• Maybe spring fever makes people restless, or maybe college students just don」t want to be tied down when they「re partying in Cancun.

  这可能是因为春季人们容易出现焦躁不安，或是大学生想一个人悠閑地去墨西哥坎昆跟同学聚会。

• Men tend to respond to photos in which the woman is at home, looking a little come-hither, rather than to photos taken with friends while out partying or on a trip.

  男人更倾向于回复充满诱惑力的女性居家照片，而不是那些和朋友聚会、旅游的照片。

• And it got worse. He made things difficult for U.S. Olympic team officials with his partying and then shocking comments on network television about skiing drunk.

  更糟糕的是，他由于开派对，而且还就电视台关于运动员酗酒问题的评论口出狂言而给美国奥林匹克运动队官员出了难题。

• It」s a real luxury to be able to savor the college experience and absorb the learning environment, and, OK, the partying and social life.

  能够尽情享受大学生活，享受聚会和社交生活是相当奢侈的事。在之后的生活中再也不会有大学时的时光了。

• You've been partying every night this week. You are such a party animal !

  你这周每晚都去参加派对，你简直就是个派对狂！

• A handful of youngsters jumped into the fountain on Sergels Square in Stockholm, yet there was no wild partying or dancing in the streets.

  少数年轻人跳到斯德哥尔摩塞格尔广场上的喷泉里，不过街头并没有出现狂欢或跳舞庆祝的场面。

• York, meanwhile, tells Teri that the girls were partying with some boys who got too aggressive.

  同时，阿伦告诉泰瑞，姑娘们其实是在和男孩子们开聚会，有点玩过火了。

• She had a busy job, was on the social committee of her sports club and liked to go out partying at weekends.

  她工作很忙，又是她所在的运动俱乐部社交委员会的委员，并且还喜欢在周末参加聚会。

• Many in the gay and lesbian community hoped to celebrate the victory of Barack Obama, but instead of partying they have taken to the streets in fury after California voted to reverse gay marriage.

  许多同性恋人士都希望能为巴拉克·奥巴马的胜利而欢呼庆祝，但在加州通过禁止同性结婚提案之后，狂怒的他们走上了街头，而不是举行庆祝派对。

• They discovered happy people who are less outgoing relied less on partying and drinking to be happy and more on connections with family and friends or cognitive strategies, such as positive thinking.

  他们发现不那么外向的学生他们的快乐较少的来自聚会和喝酒而更多的是在与家庭和朋友的交往中获得的，或者是由于意识活动，如积极地思考。

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bash(Bash) （美）巴什（人名）

binge放纵

blast猛攻

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event事件，大事；赛事；项目；结果

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reception接待；接收；招待会；感受；反应

shindig盛大舞会；热闹喧哗的社交聚会；吵嚷；喧哗（等于shindy）