| 单词 | be (a) party to something |
| 释义 | be (a) party to something From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbe (a) party to somethingbe (a) party to somethingformalTAKE PART/BE INVOLVED to be involved in an activity or decisionI was not a party to this discussion. → partyExamples from the Corpusbe (a) party to something• The second mortgagee should also be a party to receive the additional covenant of the wife.• Left-wing factors are a party to this move.• Others who spoke to Mr Ayob hoped they might be party to something big.• It occurred to Alexei to wonder how many people were party to the arrangement.• Such States are parties to the treaty, but not to the proceedings.• Whatever was happening in there they were certainly not going to be a party to it.• I refuse to be a party to anything so dishonest.• In practice, therefore, where a mortgage affects the property the mortgagee will be a party to the conveyance or transfer. |
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