banquet — a formal dinner party for many people, often to celebrate a special event
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a formal dinner party for many people, often to celebrate a special event
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈbæŋkwɪt/
Korean meaning: 특별한 행사를 축하하기 위한 공식적인 만찬, 연회
Korean pronunciation: 뱅-퀴트 (강세: 뱅)
Example Sentences
- The king threw a banquet so fancy that even the napkins had their own servants.
- She was invited to the annual charity banquet at the Grand Hotel.
- The medieval banquet featured a roasted pig that was bigger than most of the guests.
banquet
NOUN//ˈbæŋkwɪt//
a formal dinner party for many people, often to celebrate a special event
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Origin
From French 'banquet', derived from Italian 'banca' (bench or table) or possibly from Old French 'banc' (bench). The word originally referred to a meal served on a bench or table, eventually becoming associated with formal festive meals.
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“The king threw a banquet so fancy that even the napkins had their own servants.”
“She was invited to the annual charity banquet at the Grand Hotel.”
“The medieval banquet featured a roasted pig that was bigger than most of the guests.”
“The graduation banquet will be held in the school auditorium next Friday.”
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