گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'dinner'

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1 general:: dinner verbs have/eat dinner • Why don't you come and have dinner with us? make/cook dinner • I offered to cook dinner. have something for dinner • I thought we might have pasta for dinner tonight. have somebody for/to dinner • We're having a few friends round to dinner. ask/invite somebody to dinner • Let's ask Kate and Mike to dinner. come for/to dinner • Mark is coming over for dinner. go out for/to dinner (= go and eat in a restaurant ) • Would you like to go out for dinner on Saturday? serve dinner (= start giving people food ) • Dinner is served between 7 and 11 pm in the hotel restaurant. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + dinner a three-course/four-course etc dinner • The cost of the hotel includes a three-course dinner. Sunday/Christmas/Thanksgiving dinner (= a special meal eaten on Sunday etc ) • We usually have a walk after Christmas dinner. a romantic dinner (= for two people in a romantic relationship ) • Clive and Denise were enjoying a romantic dinner for two in a quiet French restaurant. a candle-lit dinner (= with only candles for lighting ) • Chris treated his girlfriend to a candle-lit dinner. a leisurely dinner (= not hurried ) • I enjoy having a leisurely dinner with some friends at the weekend. a black-tie dinner (= where people wear special formal clothes ) • He was invited to a black-tie dinner at one of the Oxford colleges. a slap-up dinner British English informal (= with a lot of good food ) • Mum always makes a slap-up dinner for me when I go home. school dinners British English (= meals provided at school in the middle of the day ) • School dinners are served in the canteen. TV dinners (= meals that you eat while watching TV ) • TV dinners in aluminium containers can be found in the freezer departments of many supermarkets. dinner + NOUN a dinner party (= when someone's friends are invited for a special evening meal ) • We are having a dinner party on Saturday. a dinner guest • The dinner guests began arriving at about seven o'clock.

2 general::   noun main meal of the day ADJ. delicious, excellent, good, slap-up, sumptuous We were treated to a slap-up meal with every kind of seafood imaginable. | four-course, three-course, etc. | leisurely | candlelit, romantic | intimate, quiet | Christmas, Sunday | school | convenience, TV (= eaten while sitting watching the TV) | chicken, seafood, turkey, etc. DINNER + NOUN table There was never much conversation at the dinner table in my family. | things We didn't wash up the dinner things until the morning after. | plates, service a bone-china dinner service | menu The school dinner menu always includes a balance of food types. | bell | money I always forgot to take my dinner money to school. | dance the society's annual dinner danceMEAL (for verbs) formal evening occasion, with dinner ADJ. elegant, lavish | formal, official | informal | annual The rugby club's annual dinner is this week. | anniversary, celebratory | farewell | awards, prize-giving | charity, fund-raising | gala A gala dinner was held to celebrate the world premiere of the film. | literary | state A state dinner was held in honour of the visiting Japanese premier. VERB + DINNER give, hold, throw My old school is giving a fund-raising dinner | attend We're going to attend a formal dinner in aid of cancer research. | be invited to | change for, dress for Are we expected to dress for dinner? | speak at The former Olympic champion was invited to speak at a charity dinner. DINNER + NOUN party They invited three couples to a dinner party at their house. | engagement | dance | guests | jacket, suit PHRASES an after-dinner speaker/speech

3 general:: noun supper: They had dinner at the hotel.