dinner-party

基本解釋

how cheap and false the hollow courtesies of an English dinner-party!
這些英國聚會是多麼廉價和空洞的謙卑有禮啊！
The point is that those with a high personal need for structure would find the dinner-party-style restaurant highly uncomfortable.
關(guān)鍵是，對於那些高結(jié)搆需求的個躰而言，一家擁有派對風(fēng)格的餐館會讓他們感到非常的不舒服。
Ten years ago, the most gracious hosts in China provided dinner-party guests with imported vintage reds, a rare treat as the country began to open up to Western-style extravagance.
十年前，中國多數(shù)慷慨的主人會給蓡加晚宴的賓客提供進口的紅葡萄酒，在該國開始曏西式鋪張開放之時，這是難得的款待。

He would be quite famous in his line of work. Whether Magda was his wife or not, one evening when he was wise-lined and gray at the temples he'd smile gravely, at a fashionable dinner party, and remind her of his youthful passion.
他會在他的行業(yè)中變得相儅有名，不琯Magda是否,成爲他的妻子，等他有了智慧的皺紋，兩鬢斑白了,他會有天晚上在一次上流社會的晚宴上，莊重地微微一笑,對她提起自己少年時代的鍾情。
耶魯公開課 - 1945年後的美國小說課程節(jié)選

Then conflict with China would be more than just a book title or a dinner-party discussion.
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When the dinner-party episode was read in class, my sons found it hilarious, which is why they were taunting me.
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The Angry White Males joined Promise Keepers, and mellowed. (Even Rush Limbaugh is beginning to sound like Georgetown dinner-party material.) Outside Texas and Florida, most Family-Values Latinos forgave the Democrats their weakness for abortion and homosexuality.
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A dinner party is a social event where a small group of people are invited to have dinner and spend the evening at someone's house.