Party
71party — See individual. See individual, party, person …
72Party — Einladung, Empfang, Feier, Fest, [festliche] Veranstaltung, Fete, geselliges Beisammensein, Gesellschaft, Vergnügung; (schweiz.): [Fest]anlass; (ugs.): Budenzauber; (salopp): Sause; (Jargon): Event; (veraltet): Cercle; (geh. veraltend):… …
73party — garden party …
74Party on — continue to party; rage …
75party on — Australian Slang continue to party; rage …
76Party — Par|ty [ pɑ:ɐ̯ti, engl. pa:ti] die; , s <aus gleichbed. engl. party, dies aus fr. partie; vgl. ↑Partie> zwangloses Fest, gesellige Feier [im Bekanntenkreis, mit Musik u. Tanz] …
77party — n ndm «przyjęcie towarzyskie» Zaprosić kogoś na party. ‹ang.› …
78party\ to — adj. phr. Concerned with; participating in. The prosecution has been trying to show that the defendant was party to a fraud …
79party — par·ty || pÉ‘rtɪ / pÉ‘Ët n. political group; social gathering; side of an agreement; group, gang v. participate in a party; drink alcohol heavily (Slang) adj. of a political group; of social gatherings …
80party — a battle A Second World War version of the First World War show2, understating the danger and the unpleasantness: Dutch civilians weeping... for the few returning guests departing from what someone on the staff had chosen to call a… …