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crowd (bookworm); venue (nicknicky777); wing-ding (yurt); in-crowd (DC); thrash (Anglophile); shindig (Anglophile); be-in; bash (Sclex); clubbish set (международная, политическая, артистическая и т. д.; компания, группа людей, объединенных общими интересами, совместным времяпрепровождением, держащиеся обособленно и не принимающие в свой круг посторонних; "She didn't want to be a part of their 'clubbish set' anyway. They were shallow and rude."; "The yacht was boarded by the captain and the 'clubbish set' that had taken to sailing every weekend."; тж. см. jet set cnlweb); smart set (Taras); party scene (Tamerlane); wild night (Aslandado); sesh (StasChee); social (An informal social gathering, especially one organized by the members of a particular club or group: a church social. More example sentences: Those years are the important ones where my peers learned, at school dances, youth clubs, church socials, parties, etc. all the rules of social interaction and behaviour that passed me right by. Typical chapters enjoy socials that range from informal gatherings to gala affairs. The Anzac Club in Dunedin ran socials for the men in training at the Air Force base at Taieri and the army unit at Taiaroa Heads. ODE Alexander Demidov) |
wiktionary.org Abysslooker); tea party (Lialia03)