| 释义 |
promprom /prɒm $ prɑːm/ noun [countable]   promOrigin: 1800-1900 promenade - Joey walked me home after the prom.
- The band first played together at a high school prom.
- the senior prom
- As yet, he has not accepted any of the more than 50 high school prom invitations he has received.
- At school the most important decision the student council may ever be allowed to make is the theme for the prom.
- I mean, she wanted me to senior class prom.
- On the evening of the prom the Rolls broke down.
- She took a short cut along the prom.
- There is no evidence to verify this, but Al Davis was probably a lousy prom date.
- Where previous boy-girl ballads dealt with prom night nerves or playground jealousies.
► dance an organized social event where people to go dance: · The dance will be held in the school gym. ► ball a large formal occasion where people dance: · The University holds a ball at the end of June. ► prom a formal dance party for high school students, especially in the US, usually held at the end of a school year: · Who’s your date for the prom? ► formal American English a dance at which you must wear formal clothes: · He rented a tuxedo to wear to his company’s holiday formal. ► disco a place or social event where people dance to recorded popular music: · She met Nick at a school disco. ► club/nightclub a place where people go at night to dance: · We went out for dinner and then to a club. a social event where people dance► dance an organized social event where people go to dance: · Do you want to go to the dance on Saturday night?hold a dance (=organize a dance): · Dances used to be held in the church hall at least once a month.dinner dance (=a formal event with dinner and dancing): · The Society are holding their 15th anniversary dinner dance at the Broomshill Hotel. ► club a place where people go at night to dance to loud popular music: · I met some friends at a party and then we went on to a club.go clubbing (=go to one or more clubs): · If you want to go clubbing, London's the place to be. ► disco a place or fairly informal social event where people dance to popular music: · Nick met Rachel at a disco when she was 17 years old.· It was a small seaside town with a couple of bars and one shabby-looking disco. ► ball a formal social event at which people dance and wear formal clothes: · It was the first time I'd ever been invited to a ball.hold a ball: · The University holds a summer ball at the end of June. ► prom a social event for high school students in the US where there is music and dancing, and that people usually go to with a partner: · Joey walked me home after the prom.high school prom: · The band first played together at a high school prom. 1American English a formal dance party for high school students, often held at the end of a school year2British English informal a promenade(1)3British English informal a promenade concert |