Pronunciation: /ɪˈvɛnt/
noun a thing that happens, especially one of importance
A1 I am going to a birthday event next weekend.
A2 The school organized a fun event for the students.
B1 Attending a networking event can help you meet new people.
B2 The charity event raised over $10,000 for a good cause.
C1 The annual conference is a major event in the industry.
C2 The royal wedding was a highly anticipated event that drew worldwide attention.
verb none
A1 I event went to the store yesterday.
A2 She events organized a party for her birthday.
B1 They event planned a conference for next month.
B2 The company events hosts a charity event every year.
C1 The government events coordinates large-scale events for the public.
C2 The organization events orchestrates international events with multiple stakeholders.
adjective none
A1 The school event was fun.
A2 She attended a local event in her neighborhood.
B1 The company organized a team-building event for its employees.
B2 The charity event raised thousands of dollars for a good cause.
C1 The international conference was a prestigious event attended by world leaders.
C2 The film festival is considered a premier event in the industry.
adverb none
A1 She arrived late to the event.
A2 He left the event early.
B1 I saw her at the event yesterday.
B2 The event was cancelled due to bad weather.
C1 The event was a huge success, with over 500 attendees.
C2 Despite the event being rescheduled, it still attracted a large crowd.
pronoun none
A1 The event was fun.
A2 I attended an event yesterday.
B1 The event that I organized was a huge success.
B2 The charity event raised thousands of dollars for a good cause.
C1 The international event brought together leaders from around the world.
C2 The event's impact on the community was profound and long-lasting.
preposition none
A1 I am going to a family event this weekend.
A2 She invited me to her birthday event next month.
B1 The company is organizing a team-building event for all employees.
B2 Attending a networking event can help you expand your professional contacts.
C1 The charity event raised thousands of dollars for a good cause.
C2 The music festival was the biggest event of the year in the city.
conjunction none
A1 I went to the store to buy some groceries, but I forgot my wallet.
A2 I wanted to go to the beach, but it started raining.
B1 I studied hard for the exam, so I was able to get a good grade.
B2 I practiced playing the piano every day, and I finally mastered that difficult piece.
C1 I have been saving money for months, so I can afford to go on a luxury vacation.
C2 I have been training for this marathon for years, and finally, I won first place in the event.
interjection none
A1 Event! I am so excited to see you.
A2 Event! What a surprise to see you here.
B1 Event! I can't believe this is happening.
B2 Event! This is truly a memorable occasion.
C1 Event! I never expected to witness something like this.
C2 Event! The magnitude of this moment is overwhelming.
article none
A1 I attended an event at my school.
A2 The event was a fun party with music and games.
B1 The charity event raised thousands of dollars for a good cause.
B2 The event planner did a fantastic job organizing the conference.
C1 The annual gala event was attended by celebrities and dignitaries.
C2 The international summit event brought together leaders from around the world to discuss important issues.
formal The annual charity event raised over $100,000 for the local community.
informal Are you going to the event at the park tomorrow?
slang The music event last night was lit!
figurative Her graduation was a significant event in her life.
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