单词 | invitation |
释义 | in·vi·ta·tion I. 1. a. < I took the invitation to dinner as a dismissal from tea — O.S.J.Gogarty > < joined the expedition at the invitation of the government > b. (1) < address wedding invitations > < accept an invitation to membership > (2) < an invitation to sing at a benefit concert > < an invitation to assume leadership of a project > (3) often capitalized c. < the invitations of a master are scarcely to be distinguished from commands — Edward Gibbon > < he refused my invitation to consider the history of Christian intolerance — H.J.Laski > 2. a. < they were forced to move, even though the Sahara desert was no invitation — Emil Lengyel > < good scholarship … presents us with evidence which is an invitation to the critical faculty of the reader — T.S.Eliot > b. < a hatchet painted red was thrown down in a friendly village as an invitation to join in a war — Clark Wissler > < the laws … were an invitation to smuggling — Roger Burlingame > < her sultry look was clearly an invitation > II. also in·vi·ta·tion·al < invitation article > < invitation exhibit > specifically < invitation tournament > |
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