banquet

UK:  ['bæŋkwɪt]

US:  ['bæŋkwɪt]

复数：banquets  

n.

1.宴会,盛宴

2.(通常指正式的)宴会,请客;酒席

v.

1.饮宴,参加宴会;大吃大喝

2.宴请,设宴招待

1 . When the banquet was over, she heard the gentle whisper of her unknown husband, as he was climbing into bed with her.
当晚宴结束后，她听到她那陌生的丈夫爬上了床，并在她耳边温柔的私语。

2 . When it was my turn, I sat with them at the little banquet table we had created in the waiting room. We talked for a while about dreams.
当轮到我参加聚会时，我和他们围坐在一个小餐桌（我们在候诊室里自己搭建的）前，谈论了一会有关梦想的话题。

3 . Moreover, my wife was at the early stage of pregnancy and she felt weak and rather uncomfortable. Hence, we did not plan for a banquet.
另外当时我太太正直怀孕初期，身体非常不适和虚弱，所以我们不打算办婚宴。

4 . It takes a moment to get used to the sight of a fully-clothed woman lying on a tablecloth on a banquet table, as if at a magic show.
我看到一名被衣服紧紧包裹的妇女躺在宴会桌上的台布上，好像变魔术的样子，开始我很不适应这一点。

5 . She said as a guest of a banquet, it was important for you to feel comfortable, be considerate and respect the host.
她指出，如果以受邀者的身份参加宴会，最重要的是要感到舒服、顾及其他人的感受，和尊重邀请人。