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Definition of partier - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- She is known as the biggest partier in our group.
2.
- He met other partiers at the event last night.
Origin of partier
French, partir (divide/depart) + -er (agent)
Terms with partier included in their meaning
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person
male college student in a fraternity, often seen as a partier
Examples of partier in a sentence
Every weekend, he's a partier at the local bar. The club was filled with partiers enjoying the night. Partiers often gather at the beach during summer.
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- French:fêtard, fêtard libertin, ...
- German:Partylöwe, Partygänger, ...
- Italian:festaiolo, ...
- Spanish:juerguista, parrandero, ...
- Portuguese:baladeiro, farrista, ...
- Chinese:派对狂, 狂欢者, ...
- Japanese:パーティー好き, パーティーピープル, ...
- Arabic:محب الحفلات, مُشارِك في الحفلات الصاخبة, ...
- Hebrew:בַּלְיָין, בַּלְיָין מְסִיבּוֹת, ...
- Russian:тусовщик, вечеринщик, ...
- Ukrainian:тусовщик, учасник вечірок, ...
- Hindi:पार्टी प्रेमी, पार्टी करने वाला, ...
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