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I . par·ty [ˈpɑ:ti] N

1. party (celebration):

zabava f
žur m inf

5. party inf (person):

tič m

II . par·ty <-ie-> [ˈpɑ:ti] VB intr inf

ˈbirth·day par·ty N

ˈdin·ner par·ty N

ˈgar·den par·ty N

ˈLa·bour Par·ty N no pl Brit POL

ˈleav·ing par·ty N

par·ty ˈcon·fer·ence N Brit, par·ty ˈcon·gress N

par·ty head·ˈquar·ters N

par·ty ˈlead·er N

par·ty ˈline N

1. party line POL:

par·ty ˈpoli·tics N + sing/pl vb

ˈpar·ty poo·per N Brit inf

ˈsearch par·ty N

ˈstag night, ˈstag par·ty N

I . third ˈpar·ty N

Brit·ish ˈNa·tion·al Par·ty N, BNP N POL

ˈhouse-warm·ing N, ˈhouse-warm·ing par·ty N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The couple begin partying and both soon pass out drunk.
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Neighbors often complained on the incessant partying and noise.
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She put her new figure down to clean eating, less partying and an adaptable workout strategy.
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After finding out they are in a band, the girls ask for their autographs and suggest partying in the boys' room.
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There they run into a bunch of partying frat boys who force them to jump into the quarry naked.
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While some of the teams have a well-earned reputation for hard partying and heavy drinking, most are serious bicyclists.
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You have to choose between partying solo, or sitting like overdressed lemons with your mates in the local pub.
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Fueled by a quest for partying and eyeliner.
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Her designer-label-packed wardrobe masks her turbulent mood swings and hard-partying ways.
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Lyrically, it revolves around teenage love, partying, self-empowerment, and personal growth.
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