merrymaking

noun

1. 嬉笑玩乐；行乐
   fun and enjoyment with singing, laughing, drinking, etc.

1. N-UNCOUNT 尽情欢乐;狂欢
   Merry-making is the activities of people who are enjoying themselves together in a lively way, for example by eating, drinking, or dancing.
   1. ...a time of merry-making, feasting and visiting friends.
      尽情狂欢、山吃海喝、走亲访友的时刻

1. Accordingly, the marriage took place on the 16th, notwithstanding the public merrymaking.
   因此婚礼就在十六日举行了，尽管大家正在庆祝欢腾的节日。
2. Used of riotously drunken merrymaking.
   用来指骚乱的、喝醉了酒的狂欢。
3. Merrymaking begins on New Year's Eve and builds up to midnight.
   尽情欢乐在新年前夕开始，持续到午夜。
4. There was joy and merrymaking in the whole country when the king's son was born.
   当国王的儿子诞生时整个国家有欣喜及狂欢作乐。
5. To engage in boisterous, drunken merrymaking.
   参加喧哗的畅饮的寻欢作乐。
6. He entered society, gave the day over to merrymaking and wallow in among them.
   他踏进社会，寻欢作乐，沉湎其中。
7. Again, it is a merrymaking season, and young boys and girls in Shanghai always play around day and night on Christmas every year.
   又到了狂欢的季节，每年上海的圣诞节，就像这样子，年轻人夜夜笙歌。
8. To the common people it seemed as though every day was holiday, and that the merrymaking would have no end.
   对于普通人来说，似乎每天都是假日，寻欢作乐永无尽头。
9. The German Police said that possibly was the stray bullet which the merrymaking launched has hit this man.
   德国警方说，可能是狂欢者发射的流弹击中了该名男子。
10. The seasonable greetings and merrymaking of Christmas help us to forget the seasonal miseries of frost and snow.
    及时的圣诞节问候与狂欢，可以帮助我们忘掉冰冻与大雪带来的季节性痛苦。

noun

1. a boisterous celebration

   Synonym:    convivialityjollification