party

US /ˈpɑrti/

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UK /'pɑ:tɪ/

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n. (c.)Countable NounSocial event often with food, drinks and dancing

The party continued into the early hours of the morning

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo attend, meet, gather at an event to have fun

Now that my exams are finished, I want to party all night long

n. (c.)Countable NounGroup of people who travel, do something together

There’s a big party arriving tomorrow, did we book a bus for them?

n. (c.)Countable NounOne side in a legal action or conflict

He was the only party in this case that did not have legal representation

n. (c.)Countable NounOfficial political group

The Republican party does not have many supporters in this area

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♪ While you party on the road 'cause you ain't got no [bleep] goals ♪
♪ While you party on the road 'cause you ain't got no [bleep] goals ♪

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we are settling in for our first meal while we wait for everybody to arrive and get this party going.
we are settling in for our first meal while we wait for everybody to arrive and get this party going.

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Looks like you are getting ready to go for a party.
Looks like you are getting ready to go for a party.

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there are a lot of drugs your party a on to say guessing like even more
there are a lot of drugs your party a on to say guessing like even more

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Using the API you can build your own reporting tools or extract your data directly into third-party
Using the API you can build your own reporting tools or extract your data directly into third-party

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that, to me, is dividing our party
that, to me, is dividing our party
Don't let the Republicans divide this party against itself.
Don't let the Republicans divide this party against itself.

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The issue is whether the Democratic Party has the guts
The issue is whether the Democratic Party has the guts