social occasion

英 [ˈsəʊʃl əˈkeɪʒn]

美 [ˈsoʊʃl əˈkeɪʒn]

网络  社交场合; 社会场合

网络

英英释义

noun

• a vaguely specified social event
  1. the party was quite an affair
  2. an occasion arranged to honor the president
  3. a seemingly endless round of social functions
  Synonym:affairoccasionfunctionsocial function

双语例句

• The day after a social occasion, I often felt terrible about how I'd acted.
  一次社交活动过后的次日，我经常对自己的表现感到非常糟糕。
• If you are invited into a British home and it is a social occasion, not a business one, it is not polite to arrive early.
  若英国人邀请你去他家做客，不是商业场合，而是公众聚会，去得早了，就会显得不礼貌。
• Dancing as part of a social occasion.
  作为社交场合一部分的舞蹈。
• This was no longer a social occasion; whatever innocence there had been had fled.
  这已不再是一次单纯的交往，原有的闲情逸致烟消云散了。
• Trying to wring the utmost from the social occasion.
  试图从这种社交场合获取最大的好处。
• Most Americans eat breakfast and lunch quickly unless it is a social, business, or family occasion.
  大多数美国人吃早午餐草草了事，除非是在社交、公务或家人欢聚的场合。
• He shakes the dust off his rags to make a proud appearance at some grand social occasion.
  他抖掉破衣上的灰尘自豪地出现在盛大的社交场合；
• 17a volunteer church choir is seen during rehearsal, far more interested in social than musical elements of the occasion.
  一个自愿教堂唱诗班在排练，但他们对政冶比对音乐感兴趣的多。
• On the other hand, the fulfillment of corporate social responsibility must improve the occasion and give play to comparative advantages and maximize the local minority participation.
  另一方面，企业社会责任的履行，必须因势利导，发挥比较优势，最大限度的提高当地少数民族的参与度。
• The preview was a social rather than an artistic occasion.
  这次预演是社交聚会，而不是艺术家的聚会。