English-Thai Dictionary
Bachelor's Degree
N ปริญญาตรี B.A pa-rin-ya-tri
bach
VI(ผู้ชาย ทำอาหาร (คำ ไม่เป็นทางการ ใช้ชีวิต อย่าง ชายโสด อยู่ เป็นโสด tham-ar-han
bachelor
N ชายโสด คนโสด unmarried man single man chai-sod
bachelor
N บัณ ฑิต ผู้ ได้ รับปริญญา ตรี graduate ban-did
bachelor-at-arms
N อัศวิน หนุ่ม ad-sa-win-noom
bachelorhood
N ช่วง เป็นโสด ก่อน แต่งงาน celibacy chuang-pen-sod-kon-taeng-ngan
Webster's 1828 Dictionary
BACHELOR
n.[L. baculus, a stick, that is, a shoot. ] 1. A young man who has not been married.
2. A man of any age, who has not been married; often with the word old.
3. A person who has taken the first degree in the liberal arts and sciences, at a college or university. This degree or honor is called the baccalaureate. This title is given also to such as take the first degree in divinity, law or physic, in certain European universities.
4. A knight of the lowest order, or more correctly, a young knight, styled, a knight bachelor. The Germans anciently constituted their young men knights or soldiers, by presenting to them a shield and a lance, in a great council. This ceremony answered to that of the toga virilis of the Romans. In the livery companies of London, those persons not yet admitted to the livery are called bachelors.
BACHELORSHIP
n.The state of being a bachelor. 2. The state of one who has taken his first degree in a college or university.
Webster's 1913 Dictionary
BACHARACH; BACKARACK
BACHARACH; BACKARACK Bach "a *rach, Back "a *rack, n.
Defn: A kind of wine made at Bacharach on the Rhine.
BACHELOR
Bach "e *lor, n. Etym: [OF. bacheler young man, F. bachelier (cf. Pr. bacalar, Sp. bachiller, Pg. bacharel, It. baccalare ), LL. baccalarius the tenant of a kind of farm called baccalaria, a soldier not old or rich enough to lead his retainers into battle with a banner, person of an inferior academical degree aspiring to a doctorate. In the latter sense, it was afterward changed to baccalaureus. See Baccalaureate, n.]
1. A man of any age who has not been married. As merry and mellow an old bachelor as ever followed a hound. W. Irving.
2. An unmarried woman. [Obs. ] B. Jonson.
3. A person who has taken the first or lowest degree in the liberal arts, or in some branch of science, at a college or university; as, a bachelor of arts.
4. A knight who had no standard of his own, but fought under the standard of another in the field; often, a young knight.
5. In the companies of London tradesmen, one not yet admitted to wear the livery; a junior member. [Obs. ]
6. (Zoöl.)
Defn: A kind of bass, an edible fresh-water fish (Pomoxys annularis ) of the southern United States.
BACHELORDOM
BACHELORDOM Bach "e *lor *dom, n.
Defn: The state of bachelorhood; the whole body of bachelors.
BACHELORHOOD
BACHELORHOOD Bach "e *lor *hood, n.
Defn: The state or condition of being a bachelor; bachelorship.
BACHELORISM
BACHELORISM Bach "e *lor *ism, n.
Defn: Bachelorhood; also, a manner or peculiarity belonging to bachelors. W. Irving.
BACHELOR'S BUTTON
BACHELOR'S BUTTON Bach "e *lor's but "ton
Defn:, (Bot. ) A plant with flowers shaped like buttons; especially, several species of Ranunculus, and the cornflower (Centaures cyanus ) and globe amaranth (Gomphrena ).
Note: Bachelor's buttons, a name given to several flowers "from their similitude to the jagged cloathe buttons, anciently worne in this kingdom ", according to Johnson's Gerarde, p.472 (1633 ); but by other writers ascribed to "a habit of country fellows to carry them in their pockets to divine their success with their sweethearts." Dr. Prior.
BACHELORSHIP
BACHELORSHIP Bach "e *lor *ship, n.
Defn: The state of being a bachelor.
BACHELRY
Bach "el *ry, n. Etym: [OF. bachelerie.]
Defn: The body of young aspirants for knighthood. [Obs. ] Chaucer.
New American Oxford Dictionary
bach
bach 1 |bax | ▶noun Welsh used as a term of endearment, often after a personal name: Thomas bach, you are looking tired. ORIGIN Welsh, literally ‘little ’.
bach
bach 2 |batʃ | informal ▶verb [ no obj. ] Austral. /NZ (especially of a man ) live alone and do one's own cooking and housekeeping: Baldy bached in a hut down the road a bit. ▶noun NZ a small holiday house. ORIGIN late 19th cent. (as a verb ): abbreviation of bachelor .
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Bach, Johann Sebastian |bäKH, bäk bɑx | (1685 –1750 ), German composer. An exceptional and prolific baroque composer, his compositions range from violin concertos, suites, and the six Brandenburg Concertos (1720 –21 ) to clavier works and sacred cantatas. Large-scale choral works include The Passion according to St. John (1723 ), The Passion according to St. Matthew (1729 ), and the Mass in B minor (1733 –38 ). Three of his sons were also well-known composers: J. C. Bach (1735 –82 ), known as the London Bach, full name Johann Christian Bach; J. C. F. Bach (1732 –95 ), known as the Bückeburg Bach, full name Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach; and W. F. Bach (1710 –84 ), known as the Halle Bach, full name Wilhelm Friedemann Bach.
Bacharach, Burt
Bach a rach, Burt |ˈbakəˌrak ˈbækəræk | (1929 –), US writer of popular songs. His songs, many of which were written with lyricist Hal David (1921 –), include “Walk On By ” (1961 ), “Alfie ” (1966 ), and “Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head ” (1969 ).
bachata
ba cha ta |bäˈCHätä bæˈtʃætæ | ▶noun a style of romantic music originating in the Dominican Republic. • a song in this style. ORIGIN Caribbean Spanish, literally ‘a party, good time. ’
bachcha
bachcha |ˈbʌtʃəː | ▶noun Indian informal a young person. ORIGIN from Hindi baccā ‘child ’.
bachelor
bach e lor |ˈbaCH (ə )lər ˈbætʃ (ə )lər | ▶noun 1 a man who is not and has never been married: Mark is a confirmed bachelor | one of the country's most eligible bachelors. • Zoology a male bird or mammal without a mate, esp. one prevented from breeding by a dominant male. 2 a person who holds an undergraduate degree from a university or college (only in titles or set expressions ): he graduated with a bachelor's degree in philosophy | a Bachelor of Arts. 3 historical a young knight serving under another's banner. See also knight bachelor. [said to be from French bas chevalier, literally ‘low knight ’ (i.e., knight of a low order ).] DERIVATIVES bach e lor hood |-ˌho͝od |noun ORIGIN Middle English: from Old French bacheler; of uncertain origin.
bachelor apartment
bach e lor a part ment |ˈbætʃ (ə )lər əˈpɑrtmənt | ▶noun an apartment occupied by a bachelor. • an apartment consisting of a single large room serving as bedroom and living room, with a separate bathroom.
bachelorette
bach e lor ette |ˌbaCH (ə )ləˈret bætʃələˈret | ▶noun 1 a young unmarried woman. 2 a small bachelor apartment: a bachelorette in a high-rise complex.
bachelorette party
bach e lor ette par ty |ˌbæələˈretpɑːrti | ▶noun a party given for a woman who is about to get married, typically one attended by women only.
bachelor girl
bach e lor girl |ˈbætʃ (ə )lər ɡərl | ▶noun an independent, unmarried young woman.
bachelor party
bach e lor par ty |ˈbætʃ (ə )lər ˈpɑrdi |(or bachelorette party ) ▶noun a party given for a man (or woman ) who is about to get married, typically attended by men (or women ) only.
bachelor's buttons
bach e lor's but tons ▶plural noun [ treated as sing. or pl. ] any of a number of ornamental plants that bear small, buttonlike, double flowers, in particular the vivid blue cornflower Centaurea cyanus.
Bach flower remedies
Bach flower remedies |batʃ |(also Bach remedies ) ▶plural noun preparations of the flowers of various plants used in a system of complementary medicine intended to relieve ill health by influencing underlying emotional states. ORIGIN 1970s: named after Edward Bach (1886 –1936 ), British physician.
Oxford Dictionary
bach
bach 1 |bax | ▶noun Welsh used as a term of endearment, often after a personal name: Thomas bach, you are looking tired. ORIGIN Welsh, literally ‘little ’.
bach
bach 2 |batʃ | informal ▶verb [ no obj. ] Austral. /NZ (especially of a man ) live alone and do one's own cooking and housekeeping: Baldy bached in a hut down the road a bit. ▶noun NZ a small holiday house. ORIGIN late 19th cent. (as a verb ): abbreviation of bachelor .
Bach, Johann Sebastian
Bach, Johann Sebastian |bɑːx | (1685 –1750 ), German composer. An exceptional and prolific baroque composer, he produced works ranging from violin concertos, suites, and the six Brandenburg Concertos (1720 –1 ) to clavier works and sacred cantatas. Large-scale choral works include The Passion according to St John (1723 ), The Passion according to St Matthew (1729 ), and the Mass in B minor (1733 –8 ). He had twenty children: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714 –88 ) wrote church music, keyboard sonatas, and a celebrated treatise on clavier playing, and Johann Christian Bach (1735 –82 ) became music master to the British royal family and composed thirteen operas.
Bacharach, Burt
Bacharach, Burt |ˈbakərak | (b.1929 ), American writer of popular songs. His songs, many of which were written with lyricist Hal David (b.1921 ), include ‘Walk On By ’ (1961 ), ‘Alfie ’ (1966 ), and ‘Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head ’ (1969 ).
bachata
bachata |baˈtʃata | ▶noun [ mass noun ] a style of romantic music originating in the Dominican Republic. • [ count noun ] a bachata song. ORIGIN Caribbean Spanish, literally ‘a party, good time ’.
bachcha
bachcha |ˈbʌtʃəː | ▶noun Indian informal a young person. ORIGIN from Hindi baccā ‘child ’.
bachelor
bach |elor |ˈbatʃələ | ▶noun 1 a man who is not and has never been married: one of the country's most eligible bachelors. • Zoology a male bird or mammal prevented from breeding by a dominant male. 2 a person who holds a first degree from a university or other academic institution (only in titles or set expressions ): a Bachelor of Arts. 3 Canadian a bachelor apartment. 4 historical a young knight serving under another's banner. See also knight bachelor. [said to be from French bas chevalier, literally ‘low knight ’ (i.e. knight of a low order ).] DERIVATIVES bachelorhood noun ORIGIN Middle English: from Old French bacheler; of uncertain origin.
bachelor apartment
bach |elor apart |ment ▶noun N. Amer. an apartment consisting of a single large main room; a studio flat.
bachelorette
bach ¦elor |ette |batʃələˈrɛt | ▶noun N. Amer. 1 a young unmarried woman. 2 a very small bachelor apartment.
bachelorette party
bach e lor ette par ty |ˌbæələˈretpɑːrti | ▶noun a party given for a woman who is about to get married, typically one attended by women only.
bachelor girl
bach |elor girl ▶noun an independent, unmarried young woman.
bachelor party
bachelor party (or bachelorette party ) ▶noun N. Amer. a party given for a man (or woman ) about to get married, typically attended by men (or women ) only.
bachelor's buttons
bach |elor's but |tons ▶plural noun [ treated as sing. or pl. ] any of a number of ornamental plants which bear small, button-like, double flowers, in particular: ● a white flower of the daisy family (Achillea ptarmica, family Compositae ). ● a yellow buttercup (Ranunculus acris, family Ranunculaceae ).
Bach flower remedies
Bach flower remedies |batʃ |(also Bach remedies ) ▶plural noun preparations of the flowers of various plants used in a system of complementary medicine intended to relieve ill health by influencing underlying emotional states. ORIGIN 1970s: named after Edward Bach (1886 –1936 ), British physician.
Duden Dictionary
Bach
Bach Eigenname |B a ch |deutscher Komponist
Bach
Bach Substantiv, maskulin , der |B a ch |der Bach; Genitiv: des Bach [e ]s, Bäche mittelhochdeutsch bach, althochdeutsch bah, Herkunft ungeklärt 1 kleiner natürlicher Wasserlauf von geringer Tiefe und Breite der Bach rauscht, windet sich durch das Tal 2 Rinnsal, das sich aus abfließendem Regenwasser, Schmutzwasser o. Ä. gebildet hat das Regenwasser floss in Bächen ab | figurativ Bäche von Schweiß flossen an ihm herunter [einen ] Bach , [ein ] Bächlein machen Kindersprache urinieren den Bach runtergehen umgangssprachlich zunichtewerden unsere Renten gehen eines Tages den Bach runter
bachab
bach ab Adverb schweizerisch |bach a b |verloren; zunichte etwas bachab schicken etwas, besonders einen Antrag o. Ä., verwerfen, ablehnen bachab gehen zunichtewerden
Bachata
Ba cha ta Substantiv, feminin , die |…ˈt͜ʃaː …|spanisch 1 aus der Dominikanischen Republik stammende Musikrichtung, die durch einen charakteristischen, hohen Klang der Gitarren und durch einen Viervierteltakt gekennzeichnet ist 2 zu Bachata 1 getanzter Tanz
Bachbett
Bach bett Substantiv, Neutrum , das |B a chbett |kleine Vertiefung, in der der Bach fließt
Bachblüten
Bach blü ten , Bach-Blü ten Pluralwort , die Bach-Blüten |B a chblüten B a ch-Blüten |Pluraletantum Pluraletantum nach dem britischen Arzt E. Bach Essenz aus bestimmten Blüten und Pflanzenteilen zur Beeinflussung seelisch-geistiger Zustände
Bachblütentherapie
Bach blü ten the ra pie , Bach-Blü ten-The ra pie Substantiv, feminin , die Bach-Blüten -Therapie |B a chblütentherapie B a ch-Blüten -Therapie |die Bachblütentherapie; Genitiv: der Bachblütentherapie nach dem englischen Arzt E. Bach Therapie mit Essenzen aus bestimmten Blüten und Pflanzenteilen, durch die energetische Zustände beeinflusst werden sollen
Bache
Ba che Substantiv, feminin , die |B a che |mittelhochdeutsch bache, althochdeutsch bacho = Speckseite, Schinken, zu althochdeutsch bah = Rücken (Backe ) weibliches Wildschwein vom 3. Lebensjahr an
Bächelchen
Bä chel chen Substantiv, Neutrum , das |B ä chelchen |das Bächelchen; Genitiv: des Bächelchens, Plural: die Bächelchen Verkleinerungsform zu Bach
Bachelor
Ba che lor Substantiv, maskulin , der |ˈbɛt͜ʃəlɐ |der Bachelor; Genitiv: des Bachelor [s ], Plural: die Bachelors englisch bachelor < altfranzösisch bacheler < mittellateinisch baccalaris, Bakkalaureus niedrigster akademischer Grad Abkürzung: B. umgangssprachlich den Bachelor machen | das Studium mit dem Bachelor abschließen
Bachelorabschluss
Ba che lor ab schluss Substantiv, maskulin , der Studienabschluss, bei dem der Bachelorgrad verliehen wird
Bachelorand
Ba che lo rand Substantiv, maskulin , der |Bachelor a nd |der Bachelorand; Genitiv: des Bacheloranden, Plural: die Bacheloranden jemand, der sich auf einen Bachelorabschluss vorbereitet
Bachelorandin
Ba che lo ran din Substantiv, feminin , die |Bachelor a ndin |die Bachelorandin; Genitiv: der Bachelorandin, Plural: die Bachelorandinnen weibliche Form zu Bachelorand
Bachelorarbeit
Ba che lor ar beit Substantiv, feminin , die
Bachelorgrad
Ba che lor grad Substantiv, maskulin , der Bachelor
Bachelor of Arts
Ba che lor of Arts Substantiv, maskulin , der |ˈbɛt͜ʃəlɐ ɔf ˈaːɐ̯t͜s |der Bachelor of Arts; des Bachelor [s ] of Arts, die Bachelors of Arts englisch, zu: arts = Geisteswissenschaften, Plural von: art = Kunst niedrigster akademischer Grad, besonders in den Geisteswissenschaften Abkürzung: B. A.
Bachelor of Science
Ba che lor of Sci ence Substantiv, maskulin , der |ˈbɛt͜ʃəlɐ ɔf ˈsa͜iəns |der Bachelor of Science; des Bachelor [s ] of Science, die Bachelors of Science englisch, zu sciences = Naturwissenschaften, Plural von: science = Wissenschaft niedrigster akademischer Grad, besonders in den Naturwissenschaften Abkürzung: B. Sc.
Bachelorstudiengang
Ba che lor stu di en gang Substantiv, maskulin , der Studiengang, der mit dem Bachelorgrad abschließt
Bachelorstudium
Ba che lor stu di um Substantiv, Neutrum , das Bachelorstudiengang
Bachforelle
Bach fo rel le Substantiv, feminin , die |B a chforelle |in klaren, sauerstoffreichen Gewässern lebende Forelle mit dunklem Rücken und hellen Seiten, die große dunkelrote Tupfen aufweisen
Bachlauf
Bach lauf Substantiv, maskulin , der |B a chlauf |Verlauf eines Baches
Bächlein
Bäch lein Substantiv, Neutrum , das |B ä chlein |das Bächlein; Genitiv: des Bächleins, Plural: die Bächlein Verkleinerungsform zu Bach
Bachmann
Bach mann Eigenname |B a chmann |österreichische Schriftstellerin
Bachstelze
Bach stel ze Substantiv, feminin , die |B a chstelze |mittelhochdeutsch bachstelz, volksetymologisch nach dem stelzenden Gang des wasserliebenden Vogels, aber ursprünglich wohl = Vogel, der seinen Sterz (= Schwanz ) ständig auf und ab bewegt schwarz-weiß gefiederter Singvogel mit auffallend langem, wippendem Schwanz
Bachtiari
Bach ti a ri Substantiv, maskulin , der |Bachti a ri |der Bachtiari; Genitiv: des Bachtiari [s ], Plural: die Bachtiari [s ] von dem iranischen Bergvolk der Bachtiaren geknüpfter Teppich
Bach-Werke-Verzeichnis
Bach-Wer ke-Ver zeich nis Substantiv, Neutrum , das |B a ch-Werke-Verzeichnis |
French Dictionary
bâchage
bâchage n. m. nom masculin Action de bâcher. Note Orthographique b â chage.
bâche
bâche n. f. nom féminin Grosse toile imperméable destinée à protéger les marchandises des intempéries. SYNONYME capote ; couverture . Note Orthographique b â che.
bachelier
bachelier , ière n. m. et f. nom masculin et féminin Titulaire d ’un baccalauréat.
bachelor
bachelor Anglicisme pour studio.
bâcher
bâcher v. tr. verbe transitif Couvrir d ’une bâche. aimer
bachi-bouzouk
bachi-bouzouk ou bachibouzouk n. m. (pl. bachi-bouzouks ou bachibouzouks ) nom masculin Soldat de l ’ancienne armée turque.
bachique
bachique adj. adjectif Qui est consacré à Bacchus, au vin. : Les amitiés bachiques.
bachotage
bachotage n. m. nom masculin familier Préparation intensive d ’un baccalauréat, d ’un examen, d ’un concours, dans le seul but d ’une réussite, sans souci d ’une véritable formation. Note Technique Ce nom a une connotation légèrement péjorative et ne saurait traduire le mot « coaching ».
bachoter
bachoter v. intr. verbe intransitif familier Préparer un examen de façon intensive, en faisant appel surtout à la mémoire, sans rechercher une formation de fond. Note Technique Ce verbe a une connotation légèrement péjorative. aimer
Spanish Dictionary
bachaco
bachaco nombre masculino Venez Hormiga de gran tamaño y color rojizo que ataca los cultivos .
bacharse
bacharse (también bachearse )verbo pronominal Urug coloquial Perturbarse [una persona ] por el efecto de una impresión emocional, causándole olvidos o imposibilidad de continuar con lo que está diciendo o haciendo :Alicia se bacheó cuando entró el director en la clase, y no pudo terminar el examen .
bachata
bachata nombre femenino Car Juerga, diversión bulliciosa .
bachatear
bachatear verbo intransitivo Car Participar en una juerga o diversión :estuvimos toda la tarde del sábado bachateando porque había una fiesta .
bache
bache nombre masculino 1 Pequeño desnivel en el suelo o en el pavimento, producido por la pérdida o hundimiento de la capa superficial :circula por zonas con baches; la suspensión absorbe los baches producidos por la desigualdad del terreno .2 Disminución o interrupción pasajera en el progreso o desarrollo de algo, especialmente de una actividad :durante los últimos ocho años las estaciones invernales han atravesado un notable bache económico .3 Falta pasajera de ánimo o de salud :la jugadora ha demostrado estar en perfectas condiciones, recuperada de su bache; estudiar y acudir a clase todas las tardes la ha ayudado a salir del bache .4 Desigualdad de la densidad atmosférica que determina un momentáneo descenso del avión .5 Sitio donde se encierra el ganado lanar para que sude antes de esquilarlo .6 Cuba Marca que deja en la cara la viruela o el acné .
bachear
bachear verbo transitivo 1 Arreglar los baches de un camino, carretera, etc. , rellenándolos .2 bachearse verbo pronominal Urug coloquial Bacharse .
bacheo
bacheo nombre masculino Acción de bachear .
bachicha
bachicha nombre común CSur col. desp. Nombre con que se designaba al inmigrante italiano recién llegado a América a comienzos del siglo xx , especialmente el genovés .
bachiller
bachiller 1 nombre común 1 Persona que cursa o ha cursado y aprobado los estudios correspondientes al bachillerato .2 Antiguamente, persona que había obtenido el primer grado de los estudios universitarios :bachiller en arte; el códice fue copiado en 1454 por el bachiller Fernando Gutiérrez de Cardoso sobre papel .3 nombre masculino Esp coloquial Bachillerato :en el bachiller no es fácil aprobar .ETIMOLOGÍA Préstamo (s. xv ) del francés bachelier ‘joven que aspira a ser caballero ’, ‘bachiller ’.
bachiller, -ra
bachiller, -ra 2 adjetivo /nombre masculino y femenino Que habla con pedantería y de forma impertinente .ETIMOLOGÍA Derivado de bachiller ‘persona que ha obtenido el grado al terminar la enseñanza media ’.
bachillerato
bachillerato nombre masculino 1 Conjunto de estudios, posterior a la educación secundaria obligatoria, que capacita para el acceso a la universidad :estudiantes de bachillerato; aulas de bachillerato .2 Grado o título académico que se consigue al terminar estos estudios .3 Esp Conjunto de estudios que, según distintas épocas y planes de estudios, se cusaban entre los 10 y 17 años o 14 y 18 y eran anteriores al ingreso en la universidad .4 Esp Conjunto de estudios que antiguamente correspondía al primer grado de los estudios universitarios .
bachillerear
bachillerear verbo intransitivo coloquial Hablar con pedantería e impertinencia .
Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary
Bach
Bach /bɑːk, bɑːx /名詞 バッハ 〘Johann Sebastian /joʊhɑ̀ːn -səbǽstʃən / ～, 1685 --1750; ドイツの大作曲家 〙.
bach
bach /bætʃ /動詞 他動詞 ｟米 やや古 ｠〖～ it 〗〈男性が 〉独身生活を送る, 一人暮らしをする .名詞 C 独身男 .
bachelor
bach e lor /bǽtʃ (ə )lə r /〖原義は 3 〗名詞 複 ～s /-z /C 1 未婚の男子, 独身男性 (↔spinster, bachelorette ) (!unmarried [single ] manを用いた方がよい ) ▸ a confirmed bachelor 独身主義者 (!｟報道 ｠では同性愛者をさすことも多い ) ▸ an eligible bachelor 結婚相手にふさわしい (若くて金持ちの )独身男性 2 学士 (→doctor , master )▸ a bachelor's degree 学士号 (｟よりくだけて ｠bachelor's, ｟かたく ｠baccalaureate ) (!1 の連想を避けるためundergraduate degree を用いることもある ) ▸ a Bachelor of Arts 文学士 (｟略 ｠B.A.)▸ a Bachelor of Science 理学士 (｟略 ｠B.S., B.Sc. )3 〘史 〙(ほかの騎士に従う )若い騎士 (bachelor-at-arms ).4 (繁殖地に入れてもらえない )若い雄のオットセイ (bachelor seal ).～́ ap à rtment ｟米 ｠ [fl à t ｟英 ｠]独身者向けアパート .～́ g ì rl 自活している独身女性 (!失礼な表現と考える人も多い; unmarried [single ] womanとする方がよい ) .～́ p à rty ｟米 ｠独身お別れパーティ 〘結婚直前の男性を囲む男友達の会; ｟英 ｠stag night [party ]〙.
bachelorette
bach e lor ette /bæ̀tʃ (ə )lərét /名詞 C ｟米 ｠若い独身女性 .～́ p à rty ｟米 ｠(女性の )独身お別れパーティー (→bachelor party ).
The Wordsmith Dictionary