soiree
英[swɑː'reɪ]
美[swɑː'reɪ]
Noun:
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a party of people assembled in the evening (usually at a private house)
- 1. The whole pattern of this soiree was arranged by him.
- 这场晚会的全部流程都是由他铺排的.
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- 2. But regardless, the fundamentals of a typical American soiree are good company, good food and drinks, and good times.
- 无论是哪种聚会, 典型的美国社交晚会的基调是让人们交友 、 吃好、喝好 、 玩得愉快.
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- 3. The early evening soiree included a fancy meal of sea bass and duck, the mag reported.
- 晚会菜肴包括了海鲈鱼和鸭子等美食.
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- 4. The man with a flower on his chest is the leading actor in tonight's soiree.
- 那个斜襟上别着胸花的是今天晚会的主角.
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用作名词 (n.)
- The whole pattern of this soiree was arranged by him.
这场晚会的全部流程都是由他铺排的。
- The man with a flower on his chest is the leading actor in tonight's soiree.
那个斜襟上别着胸花的是今天晚会的主角。
- The actors who took part in this new year's soiree come from all walks of life.
参加本次新年晚会的演员来自不同界别。
