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* * *die Partyparty* * *Par|ty ['paːɐti]f -, -spartyeine Party geben or veranstalten — to give or have a party
bei or auf einer Party — at a party
auf eine or zu einer Party gehen — to go to a party
* * *(a meeting of guests for entertainment, celebration etc: a birthday party; She's giving/having a party tonight; ( also adjective) a party dress.) party* * *Par·ty<-, -s>[ˈpa:ɐ̯ti]f partyeine \Party geben to throw [or have] a party\Party machen to party* * *die; Party, Partys od. Parties partyeine Party [zu ihrem bestandenen Examen/zu seinem Geburtstag] geben — give a party [to celebrate her passing the exam/for his birthday]
* * *veranstalten have ( oder give) a party* * *die; Party, Partys od. Parties partyeine Party [zu ihrem bestandenen Examen/zu seinem Geburtstag] geben — give a party [to celebrate her passing the exam/for his birthday]
auf od. bei Partys — at parties
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* * *die Partyparty* * *Par|ty ['paːɐti]f -, -spartyeine Party geben or veranstalten — to give or have a party
bei or auf einer Party — at a party
auf eine or zu einer Party gehen — to go to a party
* * *(a meeting of guests for entertainment, celebration etc: a birthday party; She's giving/having a party tonight; ( also adjective) a party dress.) party* * *Par·ty<-, -s>[ˈpa:ɐ̯ti]f partyeine \Party geben to throw [or have] a party\Party machen to party* * *die; Party, Partys od. Parties partyeine Party [zu ihrem bestandenen Examen/zu seinem Geburtstag] geben — give a party [to celebrate her passing the exam/for his birthday]
* * *…party f im subst allg:Dinnerparty dinner party;Gartenparty garden party;Geburtstagsparty birthday party;Tanzparty dance party;Tupperparty® Tupperware party;Wahlparty election party* * *die; Party, Partys od. Parties partyeine Party [zu ihrem bestandenen Examen/zu seinem Geburtstag] geben — give a party [to celebrate her passing the exam/for his birthday]
auf od. bei Partys — at parties
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n inv. (przyjęcie) party- urządzić party to have a party* * *(inv: przyjęcie) party* * *n.indecl. party.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > party
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f, im Subst. allg.: Dinnerparty dinner party; Gartenparty garden party; Geburtstagsparty birthday party; Tanzparty dance party; Tupperparty® Tupperware party; Wahlparty election party -
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[ˈpaːtɪ] plural ˈparties noun1) a meeting of guests for entertainment, celebration etc:She's giving/having a party tonight
حَفْلَه( also adjective) a party dress.
2) a group of people with a particular purpose:جَماعَه، فِرْقَهa party of tourists.
3) a group of people with the same ideas and purposes, especially political:حِزْبa political party.
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Par·ty <-, -s> [ʼpa:ɐ̭ti] fparty;eine \Party geben to throw [or have] a party -
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جَمَاعَة \ batch: a set of people or things dealt with or taken as a group: The first batch of loaves baked too hard. I’ve just corrected several batches of exam papers. body: a group of people, united in some way: a small body of helpers. community: a group of people living together; the people of a place: In our small village community we all know each other. company: a group (of soldiers, actors, etc.). group: a number of people or things, gathered together or considered together: They stood in a group under the tree. He controls a group of companies. party: a group of people who travel together or who gather for a special purpose: A party of students got on the bus. A search party found the lost child. swarm: a restless gathering: a swarm of ants. \ See Also مجموعة (مَجْمُوعَة) -
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فِئَة \ bracket: a grouping, usu. of people who share some quality: the 16-25 age bracket; the upper income bracket. category: a group or division in which each member is like the rest in a certain way; a kind or sort: Fishing may be placed in the category of sport, or in that of earning a living, according to its purpose. gang: a group of men who work together (on roads, railways, new buildings, etc.). grade: a step or level, in quality or rank: Aeroplanes use a high grade of petrol. party: a group of people who travel together or who gather for a special purpose: A party of students got on the bus. A search party found the lost child. -
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فَرِيق \ company: a group (of soldiers, actors, etc.). crew: a group of people working together, doing certain jobs: a repair crew. party: a group of people who travel together or who gather for a special purpose: A party of students got on the bus. A search party found the lost child. side: (in football, etc.) a team: We have a strong side for the World Cup. team: a group of players; any small group of people who work closely together: a football team; a team of doctors and nurses in a hospital. \ See Also طاقم (طَاقَم)، جماعة (جَمَاعَة)، فئة (فِئَة)، فِرْقَة رِياضيّة -
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حِزْب سِياسيّ \ party: a group of people with the same political views: The <t>conservative</t> party and the <t>labour</t> party are the main groups in British politics. -
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حَفْلَة \ party: a gathering of friends, esp. for a meal: We were invited to his birthday party. show: a public performance, esp. of a play: a film show. -
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