Junkets Meaning in English
word · lemma: junket
释义
'Junkets' are trips or parties, often paid for with someone else's money (such as by a company or government), usually involving pleasure, entertainment, or official business mixed with leisure.
用法与细微差别
'Junkets' is formal and slightly critical, implying unnecessary or luxurious trips at someone else's expense, often for politicians or executives. Used in media or official reports; rarely casual. Not to be confused with simple business trips.
例句
The company paid for several junkets last year.
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Journalists criticized the mayor’s repeated junkets as a waste of public funds.
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Some politicians go on expensive junkets abroad.
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The media reported on the officials' junkets to resorts.
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She went on a couple of fancy junkets, all covered by her company.
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Don’t expect to be invited to any junkets unless you’re in top management.
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