Definition of dinner party in English:

dinner party

noun

A social occasion at which guests eat dinner together.
宴会
Example sentencesExamples
- The Yorks, who had not wanted to attend the dinner party, arrived after all of the other guests.
- I have also adapted this recipe without the chicken for a dinner party.
- They are deceptively easy to make, and they are the perfect little thing to bring along to a dinner party.
- In fact, it would be possible to host a dinner party made up entirely of food and drink supplied by Hampshire producers.
- When going to a dinner party it's pretty normal to notify of dietary needs - and a good host should ask, anyway.
- Mother will not be able to seat the two of you together at a dinner party for at least three weeks.
- There will always be time to go to work, clean the house, give a dinner party and fix the waste disposal unit.
- If a doctor attends a dinner party, I say, he or she usually gets asked to look at the other guests' suspicious lumps.
- He once punched a man at a dinner party for making a racist remark.
- They arrive like guests to a dinner party and are sat on the sofa.
- A word of warning: a dinner party is not the occasion to try creating something for the first time.
- I'll reveal how to source the best ingredients and how to create a meal for an unforgettable dinner party.
- Richard and Judy are like hosts at a dinner party whose guests discuss them endlessly on the way home.
- One in five Scots also confessed to being worried about what others might think about their choice of wine for a dinner party.
- Sick of scrimping and saving, they threw a dinner party and invited four guests.
- Each week she invites a celebrity guest to conjure up their fantasy dinner party.
- Sometimes I'm given a bottle of wine by a guest I invite to a dinner party.
- All of us, with the exception of Ivan were ushered upstairs and the dinner party continued.
- What if I was having a dinner party with eight guests and decided that for dessert we would all enjoy a nice fruit yoghurt?
- If you were to host a dinner party and could invite three people, living or dead, who would they be?
Synonyms
evening meal, supper, main meal, repast

Definition of dinner party in US English:

dinner party

nounˈdinər ˌpärdēˈdɪnər ˌpɑrdi

A social occasion at which guests eat dinner together.
宴会
Example sentencesExamples
- Mother will not be able to seat the two of you together at a dinner party for at least three weeks.
- What if I was having a dinner party with eight guests and decided that for dessert we would all enjoy a nice fruit yoghurt?
- If a doctor attends a dinner party, I say, he or she usually gets asked to look at the other guests' suspicious lumps.
- Richard and Judy are like hosts at a dinner party whose guests discuss them endlessly on the way home.
- Sick of scrimping and saving, they threw a dinner party and invited four guests.
- All of us, with the exception of Ivan were ushered upstairs and the dinner party continued.
- The Yorks, who had not wanted to attend the dinner party, arrived after all of the other guests.
- They are deceptively easy to make, and they are the perfect little thing to bring along to a dinner party.
- In fact, it would be possible to host a dinner party made up entirely of food and drink supplied by Hampshire producers.
- A word of warning: a dinner party is not the occasion to try creating something for the first time.
- He once punched a man at a dinner party for making a racist remark.
- Sometimes I'm given a bottle of wine by a guest I invite to a dinner party.
- If you were to host a dinner party and could invite three people, living or dead, who would they be?
- They arrive like guests to a dinner party and are sat on the sofa.
- There will always be time to go to work, clean the house, give a dinner party and fix the waste disposal unit.
- I'll reveal how to source the best ingredients and how to create a meal for an unforgettable dinner party.
- I have also adapted this recipe without the chicken for a dinner party.
- One in five Scots also confessed to being worried about what others might think about their choice of wine for a dinner party.
- Each week she invites a celebrity guest to conjure up their fantasy dinner party.
- When going to a dinner party it's pretty normal to notify of dietary needs - and a good host should ask, anyway.
Synonyms
evening meal, supper, main meal, repast

单词	dinner party
释义	Definition of dinner party in English: dinner party noun A social occasion at which guests eat dinner together. 宴会 Example sentencesExamples The Yorks, who had not wanted to attend the dinner party, arrived after all of the other guests. I have also adapted this recipe without the chicken for a dinner party. They are deceptively easy to make, and they are the perfect little thing to bring along to a dinner party. In fact, it would be possible to host a dinner party made up entirely of food and drink supplied by Hampshire producers. When going to a dinner party it's pretty normal to notify of dietary needs - and a good host should ask, anyway. Mother will not be able to seat the two of you together at a dinner party for at least three weeks. There will always be time to go to work, clean the house, give a dinner party and fix the waste disposal unit. If a doctor attends a dinner party, I say, he or she usually gets asked to look at the other guests' suspicious lumps. He once punched a man at a dinner party for making a racist remark. They arrive like guests to a dinner party and are sat on the sofa. A word of warning: a dinner party is not the occasion to try creating something for the first time. I'll reveal how to source the best ingredients and how to create a meal for an unforgettable dinner party. Richard and Judy are like hosts at a dinner party whose guests discuss them endlessly on the way home. One in five Scots also confessed to being worried about what others might think about their choice of wine for a dinner party. Sick of scrimping and saving, they threw a dinner party and invited four guests. Each week she invites a celebrity guest to conjure up their fantasy dinner party. Sometimes I'm given a bottle of wine by a guest I invite to a dinner party. All of us, with the exception of Ivan were ushered upstairs and the dinner party continued. What if I was having a dinner party with eight guests and decided that for dessert we would all enjoy a nice fruit yoghurt? If you were to host a dinner party and could invite three people, living or dead, who would they be? Synonyms evening meal, supper, main meal, repast Definition of dinner party in US English: dinner party nounˈdinər ˌpärdēˈdɪnər ˌpɑrdi A social occasion at which guests eat dinner together. 宴会 Example sentencesExamples Mother will not be able to seat the two of you together at a dinner party for at least three weeks. What if I was having a dinner party with eight guests and decided that for dessert we would all enjoy a nice fruit yoghurt? If a doctor attends a dinner party, I say, he or she usually gets asked to look at the other guests' suspicious lumps. Richard and Judy are like hosts at a dinner party whose guests discuss them endlessly on the way home. Sick of scrimping and saving, they threw a dinner party and invited four guests. All of us, with the exception of Ivan were ushered upstairs and the dinner party continued. The Yorks, who had not wanted to attend the dinner party, arrived after all of the other guests. They are deceptively easy to make, and they are the perfect little thing to bring along to a dinner party. In fact, it would be possible to host a dinner party made up entirely of food and drink supplied by Hampshire producers. A word of warning: a dinner party is not the occasion to try creating something for the first time. He once punched a man at a dinner party for making a racist remark. Sometimes I'm given a bottle of wine by a guest I invite to a dinner party. If you were to host a dinner party and could invite three people, living or dead, who would they be? They arrive like guests to a dinner party and are sat on the sofa. There will always be time to go to work, clean the house, give a dinner party and fix the waste disposal unit. I'll reveal how to source the best ingredients and how to create a meal for an unforgettable dinner party. I have also adapted this recipe without the chicken for a dinner party. One in five Scots also confessed to being worried about what others might think about their choice of wine for a dinner party. Each week she invites a celebrity guest to conjure up their fantasy dinner party. When going to a dinner party it's pretty normal to notify of dietary needs - and a good host should ask, anyway. Synonyms evening meal, supper, main meal, repast
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