get-together

英 [ˈɡet təɡeðə(r)]

美 [ˈɡet təɡeðər]

n. (非正式的)会议; 聚会; 联欢会

第三人称单数：get-togethers　复数：get-togethers　

牛津词典

noun

N-COUNT （非正式的）社交聚会，联欢会
Aget-togetheris an informal meeting or party, usually arranged for a particular purpose.
1. ...a get-together I had at my home.
  在我家里进行的聚会

But berlin's most flamboyant annual get-together still draws the crowds.
但柏林一年一度的盛会仍显示了其绚丽多姿的面貌吸引了大批参加者。
He proposed a get-together this weekend.
他建议本周末聚会。
He would have liked to go to the get-together, but his wife was ill.
他本想去参加联欢会的，但他爱人病了。
Example: A: Haven't seen you for ages. Let's have a get-together next week.
好久没见你了，我们下周碰个头吧！
We had a get-together with them to exchange experience.
为了交流经验，我们和他们聚会过一次。
At the time when I was just about to go out for your get-together.
在我刚要出门去参加你们的聚会时是什么意思啊？
We ususly have a get-together the day before National day.
我们国庆节前通常聚会。
There's a calendar for a project space or a family get-together.
在项目空间和家庭组里，有一个日程安排表。
Although it was our first social get-together, we felt as if we had known each other for years.
虽然这是我们首次聚会，我们却感觉像是已经认识了许多年。
Imperceptible two hour past, get-together in classmates in the laughter of over.
不知不觉两个小时过去了，联欢会在同学们的笑声中结束了。