partygoer

partygoer — noun

1. someone at a party, especially a person who often enjoys going to parties.

1.名詞B2
釋義

someone at a party, especially a person who often enjoys going to parties.

例句

The beach club was full of partygoers in bright shirts by sunset.

collocation: full of partygoers

After midnight, noisy partygoers spilled onto Oak Street from the bar.

pattern: plural noun for people leaving a venue

同義詞
  • guest

    a broader word for someone invited to an event, not specifically someone enjoying the party scene

  • reveller

    more literary or British, and it suggests noisy enjoyment or celebration

  • clubber

    used for someone who goes to nightclubs rather than parties in general

  • attendee

    more formal and better for meetings or public events than for social parties

文法句型

a partygoer

partygoers at/outside + place

regular partygoer

用法筆記

Often used for groups leaving clubs, bars, festivals, or house parties. It can mean a person at one event, but it also often suggests someone who goes to parties regularly.

常見錯誤

❌There were many party people outside the club.
✅There were many partygoers outside the club.
💡English normally uses the compound noun 'partygoer' for people attending a party.
❌Mina is a partygoer person.
✅Mina is a partygoer.
💡'Partygoer' already includes the idea of a person, so 'person' is unnecessary.