Definition of street party in English:

street party

noun

A social event held out of doors in a street or other public area, typically one organized by and for local residents.
thousands of people across the borough celebrated the coronation with street parties, carnivals, and firework displays
Example sentencesExamples
- In some villages, people were invited to watch equestrian contests, or to come together for street parties.
- Mrs Barnetson said families wanted to continue what they had started with their Diamond Jubilee street party last summer.
- Festivals in Europe range from religious events and raucous street parties to celebrations of local traditions.
- The bunting is breaking out and street parties are being organised.
- Around 80,000 revellers were in the city centre to enjoy a welcome break in the stormy weather for the Hogmanay street party.
- Elsewhere downtown, the Church Street District offers its own street party on Tuesday.
- Tonight (July 13) there'll be a street party with live music.
- The area often provides cooking demonstrations and street parties for the entire family.
- Up and down the country, we celebrated her reign with street parties and the popping of corks.
- At night, locals and visitors enjoy fireworks and a street party on the river banks.
- The batteries are used to power the truck's sound system which brings music to the street party.
- In the capital, Jakarta, tourism authorities estimate 2 million people will take part in street parties in 162 locations.
- Around a million people are expected to descend on the Dutch capital for a huge street party to celebrate the first new Dutch monarch in 33 years.

Definition of street party in US English:

street party

noun

A social event held outdoors in a street or other public area, typically one organized by and for local residents.
thousands of people celebrated the coronation with street parties, carnivals, and firework displays
Example sentencesExamples
- The area often provides cooking demonstrations and street parties for the entire family.
- In some villages, people were invited to watch equestrian contests, or to come together for street parties.
- The bunting is breaking out and street parties are being organised.
- At night, locals and visitors enjoy fireworks and a street party on the river banks.
- Elsewhere downtown, the Church Street District offers its own street party on Tuesday.
- Tonight (July 13) there'll be a street party with live music.
- Around 80,000 revellers were in the city centre to enjoy a welcome break in the stormy weather for the Hogmanay street party.
- Around a million people are expected to descend on the Dutch capital for a huge street party to celebrate the first new Dutch monarch in 33 years.
- The batteries are used to power the truck's sound system which brings music to the street party.
- Mrs Barnetson said families wanted to continue what they had started with their Diamond Jubilee street party last summer.
- Festivals in Europe range from religious events and raucous street parties to celebrations of local traditions.
- Up and down the country, we celebrated her reign with street parties and the popping of corks.
- In the capital, Jakarta, tourism authorities estimate 2 million people will take part in street parties in 162 locations.

单词	street party
释义	Definition of street party in English: street party noun A social event held out of doors in a street or other public area, typically one organized by and for local residents. thousands of people across the borough celebrated the coronation with street parties, carnivals, and firework displays Example sentencesExamples In some villages, people were invited to watch equestrian contests, or to come together for street parties. Mrs Barnetson said families wanted to continue what they had started with their Diamond Jubilee street party last summer. Festivals in Europe range from religious events and raucous street parties to celebrations of local traditions. The bunting is breaking out and street parties are being organised. Around 80,000 revellers were in the city centre to enjoy a welcome break in the stormy weather for the Hogmanay street party. Elsewhere downtown, the Church Street District offers its own street party on Tuesday. Tonight (July 13) there'll be a street party with live music. The area often provides cooking demonstrations and street parties for the entire family. Up and down the country, we celebrated her reign with street parties and the popping of corks. At night, locals and visitors enjoy fireworks and a street party on the river banks. The batteries are used to power the truck's sound system which brings music to the street party. In the capital, Jakarta, tourism authorities estimate 2 million people will take part in street parties in 162 locations. Around a million people are expected to descend on the Dutch capital for a huge street party to celebrate the first new Dutch monarch in 33 years. Definition of street party in US English: street party noun A social event held outdoors in a street or other public area, typically one organized by and for local residents. thousands of people celebrated the coronation with street parties, carnivals, and firework displays Example sentencesExamples The area often provides cooking demonstrations and street parties for the entire family. In some villages, people were invited to watch equestrian contests, or to come together for street parties. The bunting is breaking out and street parties are being organised. At night, locals and visitors enjoy fireworks and a street party on the river banks. Elsewhere downtown, the Church Street District offers its own street party on Tuesday. Tonight (July 13) there'll be a street party with live music. Around 80,000 revellers were in the city centre to enjoy a welcome break in the stormy weather for the Hogmanay street party. Around a million people are expected to descend on the Dutch capital for a huge street party to celebrate the first new Dutch monarch in 33 years. The batteries are used to power the truck's sound system which brings music to the street party. Mrs Barnetson said families wanted to continue what they had started with their Diamond Jubilee street party last summer. Festivals in Europe range from religious events and raucous street parties to celebrations of local traditions. Up and down the country, we celebrated her reign with street parties and the popping of corks. In the capital, Jakarta, tourism authorities estimate 2 million people will take part in street parties in 162 locations.
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