picnic的意思|picnic的解释-里氏词典

picnic ['piknik]

n. 野餐, 远足, 愉快的经历

vi. 去野餐, 远足

We had a lot of fun at the picnic on the beach.
我们在海滩上野餐，趣味无穷。
Their family often picnics in the woods.
他们一家常在树林里野餐。

picnic
picnicked, picnicking

[ noun ]

a day devoted to an outdoor social gathering

<noun.time>

any undertaking that is easy to do

<noun.act>

marketing this product will be no picnic

any informal meal eaten outside or on an excursion

<noun.food>

[ verb ]

eat alfresco, in the open air

<verb.consumption>

We picnicked near the lake on this gorgeous Sunday

Picnic \Pic"nic\, n. [Cf. F. piquenique. See {Pick}, v., and cf.
{Knickknack}.]
Formerly, an entertainment at which each person contributed
some dish to a common table; now, an excursion or pleasure
party in which the members partake of a collation or repast
(usually in the open air, and from food carried by
themselves).

Picnic \Pic"nic\, v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Picnicked}; p. pr. & vb.
n. {Picnicking}.]
To go on a picnic, or pleasure excursion; to eat in public
fashion.

As they often did, the Gablers let Alfie out of his cage during Sunday's picnic to allow him a taste of freedom.
They took turns reading from the chapter, in which Emma asks picnic participants to say either one brilliant thing, two moderately amusing things, or three dull things.
Although the bridge is back in the commute loop, workbound motorists aren't going to have much of a picnic on Monday because important freeway connections on both sides of the bay are still knocked out.
The mob was looking for the owner of two jute mills that were shut down a year ago and mistakenly thought he was attending the picnic, according to police, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Fireworks _ the kind launched by Dad at a July 4th picnic _ once exploded across the summer sky, then were mostly extinguished by stringent federal bans.
Bingo, target shooting, ring toss and other games keep the picnic going until the dance starts at 8 p.m.
A few of the guests on holiday television specials are also unlikely to show up at the family picnic, not to mention some spectacular fireworks displays.
Dozens of police officers followed the march, which ended without incident with a picnic in a Johannesburg park. Homosexuality is illegal in South Africa.
"They could have a bit of a picnic," said Smyth. "It was a break from pemmican." She said relations between Canadians and Soviets were warm and spirits high.
On Sunday, blacks have scheduled a mass picnic on a whites-only beach in the Indian Ocean city of Durban.
Welcome to Americana, where descendants of Rebels who fled the United States after the Civil War hold an annual picnic to keep some of their traditions alive - even though most of them don't speak English.
Not surpisingly, none of the picketers stuck around for the celebratory picnic Sunday evening.
Northern Dutchess Hospital in Rhinebeck, N.Y., catered a staff picnic for the Culinary Institute of America, among the country's most prestigious schools for chefs, Shulman says.
He tails her as she follows her nose to a campground with a tent, picnic table, ice chest and, for the moment, no people.
At one recent competition, 75 contestants, mostly children, sat around picnic tables on the city's music pier.
Neighborhood children came to the picnic at a baseball field, where the 14-year-old said she was going to "pretend to make up" with one girl, then giv her the tainted sandwich, police said.
Suburban Safari Inc., a new picnic gear mail-order concern in Fair Lawn, N.J., has tried a half dozen banks and still hasn't gotten a merchant account.
Trump, who said he was unaware of the girls' plight, said they will each receive a souvenir at the picnic.
Those individuals mingle with full-time workers at the firm's Christmas party and summer picnic.
They took the smaller fish on to the pen walkway and there enjoyed an al fresco picnic. The farms have served the local community.
In Heeney, Colo., population 45, the "first annual tick festival" eight years ago was just a picnic to celebrate one woman's recovery from Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, an illness borne by ticks.
More often he is criticised for creating the most elitist opera festival in the land, a musical picnic for the privileged.
Of all the places to go on the Fourth of July, it's London that President Bush heads for while Americans at home pack their picnic baskets and take to the park to watch the fireworks.
Leaders of organizations formed during the past decade to combat the Aryan Nations planned a picnic and other events a few miles away from the white supremacist gathering.
Fang probably would have enjoyed the picnic and the joke.
Dena, 27, sometimes packs lunches and takes the children out to where Kurt is working in the fields, and they share a picnic. During spring planting, the children spent long hours with their parents in the cab of a tractor.
Reporters who shed only their ties were escorted among friendly families sharing lunch at picnic tables, smiling couples sitting on shaded lawn chairs, and naked children running across the grass.
Reagan, who doffed his suitcoat for the walking tour, drank iced tea at a picnic table outside the Krones' farmhouse as he commiserated with the father and son about the crop damage they have suffered.
The one-time sapling will soon be big enough to shelter a picnic.
A manufacturer of outdoor picnic equipment is recalling hoses for 30,000 smoker-cookers because of possible fire hazards.

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