单词 | junket |
释义 | jun·ket I. dialect Britain II. 1. a. b. c. obsolete 2. a. < the farm kitchen frequently was the setting for a country dance or junket — Marilyn Fenno > b. (1) < the junkets … attract hundreds of vacationers — Charles Rawlings > < a high-speed junket to a tropical port — William McFee > < our first junket by Italy's railroad system — Claudia Cassidy > (2) < unnecessary junkets by state employees are taking big hunks out of the pockets of … taxpayers — Springfield (Massachusetts) Union > < this journey clearly is more than a junket — W.H.Lawrence > (3) < the best description of a lecturing junket ever written — E.A.Weeks > < an agricultural junket through nine European countries — Newsweek > < back from a business junket through the eastern United States — E.T.Sager > III. intransitive verb 1. 2. < junketed like contemporary tourists — New York Herald Tribune > transitive verb < these cowled academicians junketed and entertained princes — Norman Douglas > |
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