ショウタイ
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
1. invitation
Pitch accent
ショ
ウタイ
Used in vocabulary (7 in total)
(written) invitation; letter of invitation
complimentary ticket; invitation card; invitation ticket
Examples (60 in total)
Did you invite him?
Mary was invited, right?
I was invited by an old friend.
I wonder who to invite.
Almost everybody was invited.
I invited all my friends.
I've been invited there, too.
Thank you for your invitation.
I invited Ken, Bill and Yumi.
Because he invited me.
I was invited to lunch.
I was invited to their wedding.
He was disappointed at not being invited.
The fact is we were not invited.
I invited my neighbors to dinner.
You should have invited him, but you didn't.
She invited me to her home.
I can't accept your invitation.
If you invited him, he might come.
How many people do you plan to invite?
I received an invitation.
They declined our invitation.
My boss invited me to dinner.
It is a great honor to be invited.
I am invited to dinner this evening.
I invited Jane to dinner.
Nancy invited him to a party.
She invited me to her birthday party.
Though invited, she didn't go to watch the World cup.
He declined their invitation.
Six were invited, including the boy.
Are you going to invite her to the party?
She naturally accepted the invitation.
Do you think they will invite us to the film showing?
You may invite whoever wants to come.
We invited him to the party, but he did not show up.
He was kind enough to invite me.
I go to any party I am invited to.
The American Ambassador was invited to the gathering.
We invited a novelist and poet to the party.
The queen was gracious enough to invite us.
He is very reluctant to accept the invitation.
Tom and Mary didn't invite me to their wedding.
We are having ten guests at the dinner party.
She invited me to the ballet.
My friends invited me to dinner.
I'm busy, otherwise I'd accept your invitation.
Uncle Bob invited us to have dinner.
Many people declined the invitation to the reception.
Tom didn't invite me to his birthday party.
I plan to invite a lot of guests to the opening ceremony.
If I had the money, I'd invite you to a trip around the world.
He always invited me to his dinner parties.
She telephoned to invite me to her house.
I had to decline the invitation because I was sick.
His children as well as his wife were invited to the party.
The King invited not only us but also a lot of other people.
I am sure of his accepting our invitation.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis were invited to a Christmas party at a hotel one year.
Among the guests invited to the party were two foreign ladies.