party's over, the



party's over, the

It's time to be serious; carefree times have ended. For example, Now that he's been promoted the party's over; he has to write a report every week. This expression uses party in the sense of "a pleasant social gathering." [c. 1930]

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Breannebree-ANEnglish (Modern)
Elain-Welsh
Deodato-Portuguese
Marlene['mɑ:li:n]
Anahita-Persian Mythology
Vyacheslavvya-chye-SLAHF (Russian), vya-chee-SLAHF (Russian)Russian, Ukrainian