party
/par-tee/
n-ct.
1.
Def.: kalibulungan (due keen-keen)
MS: kalibulungan
an event when people meet together to have fun or to celebrate something such as a birthday. There is usually food.
n-ct.
2.
Def.: grupu te me etew ne due nasabekaan ne eggimuwen
a group of people who are doing something together (e.g., traveling, searching for someone).
A large party of people walked to the next village.
His daughter was lost, so he sent out a search party.
n-ct.
3.
Def.: grupu te me pulitiku
MS: grupu te me pulitiku
a political group who want to get some political power
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4.
Def.: grupu te me etew ne nekegsinabut
MS: grupu te me etew ne nekegsinabut
If there is a problem or agreement between two groups or people, each group or person is a party.
After listening to both parties, the Barangay captain decided who was in the wrong.
Pegke-impus te pegpammineg te tagsè grupu, ka Barangay kepitan miglalag ke hentew ka nakasalè.
We are trying to sell our van, and at the moment there are three interested parties.
n-ct.
5.
Def.: egpakataha wey egbulig
MS: egpakataha wey egbulig
If you are a party to an action, you know about it, and help to do it.
I don't like your plan, and I will not be a party to it, so you'll need to find someone else to help you.
Sem.Dom.: GSL0376-0400
Status: ready
Last updated: 28/Sep/2012
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