parti

parti

[pɑ:r'ti:]

n. <法>合适的婚姻对象, (结婚的)理想配偶

例句与用法：

The Conservative Party won 230 seats in Parliament.

保守党在议会获得了230 个席位。

In Britain, some opposition party leaders are members of the government, and some say that a similar device should be adopted here.

在英国，一些反对党的领袖是政府成员，有人建议美国也采用类似的作法。

It's bound to be a boring party let's try to wangle out of it/going.

这次聚会一定没意思--咱们想个法子别去了。

The party must try to win back the support it has lost.

该党须设法重获人心。