party in Latin
party in Latin is convīvium, cōmīssātiō — party means a social gathering held for enjoyment, often with food, drink, and entertainment.
party in Latin
convīvium
cōmīssātiō
What does "party" mean?
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noun A social gathering held for enjoyment, often with food, drink, and entertainment.
"They threw a huge party for her birthday."
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noun An organised political group that puts forward candidates and policies.
"She has voted for the same party her whole life."
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noun One of the sides involved in a legal agreement, dispute, or transaction.
"Both parties signed the contract on Friday."
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noun A group of people travelling or working together for a shared purpose.
"A search party was sent out to look for the missing hikers."
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party in a sentence
- They threw a huge party for her birthday.
- The office party ran long into the evening.
- She has voted for the same party her whole life.
- The two main parties disagreed on almost every issue.
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What is "party" in Latin?
"party" in Latin is convīvium, cōmīssātiō. party means: A social gathering held for enjoyment, often with food, drink, and entertainment.
How do you use "party" in a sentence?
Example: "They threw a huge party for her birthday." In Latin, "party" is convīvium, cōmīssātiō.
Are there other ways to say "party" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "party": convīvium, cōmīssātiō.
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