luau

/loo-ou, loo-ou/US // luˈaʊ, ˈlu aʊ //UK // (luːˈaʊ, ˈluːaʊ) //

宴会,宴会厅,派对,烤肉

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a feast of Hawaiian food, usually held outdoors and usually accompanied by Hawaiian entertainment.
- : a cooked dish of taro leaves, usually prepared with coconut cream and octopus or chicken.

Journalists got their revenge a month later by sending Gibbs into a dunk tank at a White House luau.
Around midnight, she and her husband Lennie Hayton dropped by the Luau, a faux-Polynesian restaurant in Beverly Hills.
But the Luau incident gave her a sobering look at the truth.
While police led him to the door, Hayton rushed Horne out of the Luau, then home to the Ambassador.
Here it takes a tropical twist, with chunks of sweet pineapple, so it's right at home at a luau.
Hospitable and liberal as he is in his daily life, when the Hawaiian invites his friends to a luau he expects them to pay.
"Luau is the Hawaiian name for feast," Mrs. Beaumont explained.
It will be a twenty-five cent, or a fifty cent, or a dollar luau.
The Tahitian "native" feast does not differ in any salient particulars from the often-described Hawaiian luau.
The pupil ate the luau, the teacher placed the package of salt on the altar, and the service was complete.