0
Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Emecce, heavyweight and hunt
Hi, is "Emecce" means host of the night?
Democratic "heavyweight" ?
What "Hunt" means here?
thanks ...
"Hillary had been invited to deliver the keynote and serve as emcee, an
honorary role reserved for a Democratic heavyweight who
was not in the hunt for the party’s nomination."
Democratic "heavyweight" ?
What "Hunt" means here?
thanks ...
"Hillary had been invited to deliver the keynote and serve as emcee, an
honorary role reserved for a Democratic heavyweight who
was not in the hunt for the party’s nomination."
Top answer
Emecce is the phonetic spelling of the acronym MC. MC stands for Master of Ceremonies. A heavyweight is someone very important with a lot of power in the party.
- Emecce is the phonetic spelling of the acronym MC.
- MC stands for Master of Ceremonies.
- A heavyweight is someone very important with a lot of power in the party.
- Hunt here means "seeking".
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
Emecce is the phonetic spelling of the acronym MC. MC stands for Master of Ceremonies.
A heavyweight is someone very important with a lot of power in the party.
Hunt here means "seeking".
A heavyweight is someone very important with a lot of power in the party.
Hunt here means "seeking".
00
emcee = MC = master of ceremony (refers to the person in charge of entertainment)
heavyweight = a person with a lot of influence
"not in the hunt for" = "here it means that she (Hillary) wasn't running for any position or nomination
heavyweight = a person with a lot of influence
"not in the hunt for" = "here it means that she (Hillary) wasn't running for any position or nomination
0
Related Questions