英汉词典

banqueting 基本解释

adj.

（大厅或房间）（用于）举行宴会的；

双语释义

n.(名词)[C]宴会,盛宴 a formal dinner for many people in honor of a particular person or occasion

英英释义

banqueting

n.eating an elaborate meal (often accompanied by entertainment)

同义词：feasting

banqueting 相关例句

词汇搭配

用作名词 (n.)动词+～

• arrange a banquet安排宴会
• attend a banquet赴宴
• give a banquet举行宴会
• hold a banquet举行宴会

形容词+～

• formal banquet正式宴会
• welcome banquet欢迎宴会

名词+～

• farewell banquet告别宴会
• state banquet国宴
• victory banquet庆功宴
• wedding banquet婚宴

词组短语

banquet hall宴会厅；大餐厅

banquet room宴会厅；宴会室

state banquet国宴

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The manager was called on to speak at the banquet.
   经理应邀在宴会上讲了话。
2. He met the foreign friends and gave a banquet in their honour.
   他会见了外国朋友，并设宴招待了他们。
3. The president gave the Prince and his attendants a farewell banquet.
   总统为王子和他的随员举行了告别宴会。
4. We gave him a farewell banquet yesterday.
   我们昨天为他举行了告别宴会。

用作不及物动词(vi.)

1. It's interesting for me to banquet.
   对我来说参加宴会很有意思。

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. They banqueted her like a queen when she became director of that company.
   她成为公司的董事后，他们把她当成女王般设宴款待她。
2. They banqueted her when she became the director of the company.
   当她就任这家公司的经理时, 他们为她举行了宴会。
3. They banqueted him like a king.
   他们犹如对待国王般设盛宴款待他。

权威例句

BANQUETING BRONZES AT SPINA: THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTEXT : Etruscan Studies
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