dinner
- IPA[ˈdɪnə]
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- the main meal of the day, taken either around midday or in the evening；a formal evening meal, typically one in honour of a person or event
noun: dinner, plural noun: dinners
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- 1. the main meal of the day, taken either around midday or in the evening what's for dinner? Brown heard the phone ring during dinner
- ▪ a formal evening meal, typically one in honour of a person or event the annual graduation dinner a dinner in honour of his homecoming
- a place where people driving livestock make camp for food at midday: the dinner camp is at the river bed
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- a set of matching crockery for serving a meal: an eight piece dinner service
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- a dinner for the participants in a wedding ceremony and the families of the couple who are ... the wedding guests who had arrived already were invited to attend the rehearsal dinner
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- a social occasion at which guests eat dinner together.
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- a pail in which a labourer's or schoolchild's dinner is carried and kept warm.
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- a social occasion at which guests eat dinner together.
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- a midday meal provided for a child at school: there was a smell in the air that reminded her of school dinners a school-dinner lady
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- a man's jacket without tails, typically black, worn with a bow tie for formal occasions in ...
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- IPA[ˈdinər]
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- the main meal of the day, taken either around midday or in the evening: what's for dinner? Brown heard the phone ring during dinner
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