dinner的意思|dinner的解释-里氏词典

dinner ['dinә]

n. 晚餐, 正餐, 宴会

It's time for dinner.
该吃晚饭了。
I am busy cooking dinner.
我正忙着做饭。
We will serve smoked cod's roe at the dinner.
宴会上我们将上一道熏鳕鱼子。

dinner

[ noun ]

the main meal of the day served in the evening or at midday

<noun.food>

dinner will be at 8

on Sundays they had a large dinner when they returned from church

a party of people assembled to have dinner together

<noun.group>

guests should never be late to a dinner party

dinner \din"ner\, n. [F. d[^i]ner, fr. d[^i]ner to dine. See
{Dine}.]
1. The principal meal of the day, eaten in some countries
about midday, but in others (especially in the U. S. and
in large cities) at a later hour.

2. An entertainment; a feast.

A grand political dinner. --Tennyson.

Note: Dinner is much used, in an obvious sense, either
adjectively or as the first part of a compound; as,
dinner time, or dinner-time, dinner bell, dinner hour,
etc.

The dinner also affords an opportunity for the two presidents to exchange pleasantries in formal toasts, which are often political in nature.
A bankruptcy judge refused to approve $3 million the professionals requested, including $1,200-an-hour in-office strategy sessions, a $275 bill for dinner for two and hundreds of thousands of dollars in overhead costs.
From smart shops in Tokyo to the White House dinner table, water from the mineral springs of Appalachia suddenly has cachet, and West Virginia bottlers are helping quench the thirst of the health-conscious.
A second person who ate poisonous mushrooms at a dinner party underwent a liver transplant operation Friday, and another person was awaiting a donor.
Hours after accepting the job, he went to a Washington dinner party also attended by seven journalists.
A NASA doctor caused the cancellation of plans to have President Nixon have dinner with the Apollo 11 astronauts before the launch of that first moon-landing mission.
"It's great," she said, tearing into her dinner. "There ain't no such thing as the Easter Bunny, and I ain't no kid.
Although the dinner is not 40 days after the deaths _ the biblical time period between the Resurrection of Jesus and the Ascension _ the meal stems from that tradition, she said.
'The first world has a neo-liberal discourse, but it is mercantile-protectionist in practice.' AT THE Suginoi Hotel waitresses busily clean up after the vast number of guests who have eaten at the dinner buffet in the great dining hall.
"There must be an end to the tragic cycle of violence, a task that demands great courage and resolve from all South African leaders, black and white," he said in a speech to the 20th anniversary dinner of the Joint Center for Political Studies.
In a Moscow dinner speech honoring Mubarak, Gorbachev denounced settling Jewish immigrants among the 1.7 million Palestinians living in the West Bank and Gaza as "anti-Soviet."
Mr. Lugar was one of 11 old Congress hands Mr. Bush invited to a dinner in the White House family quarters two weeks ago.
Before his dinner audience of leading U.S. architects, members of Congress, Supreme Court justices, diplomats and Hollywood celebrities Thursday night, Charles will have a new opportunity to express his disdain for modern architecture.
Perez De Cuellar made the comments Friday at a dinner in his honor shortly after his arrival in Albania, the last hard-line Communist nation in Eastern Europe.
The Contra leaders met into the dinner hour at the White House with national security adviser Colin Powell.
Sometimes, when I'm faced with an unbeliever, an atheist, I am tempted to invite him to the greatest gourmet dinner that one could ever serve.
Mr. Reineke growled, "run home between courses?" The rest of the dinner was uneventful.
Each time a special occasion brought the family together, Mrs. Xiong would set a place at the dinner table for her absent son.
Speaking the other night at a private dinner attended by many of the nation's leading businessmen and industrialists, the prime minister noted that she was the only woman invited to address the big crowd.
On April 4, the day Adams said the appearance of Trump and Maples is scheduled, Trump is scheduled to be at a real estate dinner in New York City, Ms. Tuso said.
Then, daughter in tow, she hurried inside for the dinner.
Leaders of the 12-nation European Community, anxious about the fast-moving events in the Soviet bloc, met for three hours at a hastily arranged dinner at the invitation of President Francois Mitterrand.
Kidding, Marla," he said. "I love him, too." Even Barbara Bush told reporters Sunday that her one disappointment at the dinner was that she failed to catch a glimpse of the face that has graced a thousand tabloids.
It was the 105th annual installment of the Gridiron dinner. Every president since Benjamin Harrison in 1892 has attended at least one.
John Folse, the Cajun chef who prepared a Vatican state dinner last week for Roman Catholic bishops and cardinals, says he plans to send the pope a monthly bucket of seafood gumbo.
In a sort of political tease for the formal endorsement Reagan will make tonight at a Republican Party dinner here, the president, accompanied by Bush, walked into the Cabinet Room to waiting GOP congressional leaders.
Avalon and 10 other native Philadelphian entertainers will be honored at the $150-a-plate dinner.
"We had just finished eating dinner when we heard an explosion. I just jumped off into the water.
The actress is a spokeswoman for the luxury development at Williams Island, which underwrote the dinner for the second year.
Bush presented the horseshoe plaque to Gorbachev at dinner that night.

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