名詞
1. Mother is busy preparing dinner.
媽媽正忙著做晚飯。
2. Have you had dinner yet?
你吃過晚飯了嗎？
3. A dinner is to be given in honor of the new president.
將為新校長舉行晚宴。
4. We gave a dinner in honor of our guests.
我們設(shè)宴款待客人。
5. dinner的近義詞
5. Shall we have chicken or duck for dinner?
正餐我們吃雞還是吃鴨？
情人節(jié)
A：Happy Valentine’s Day! Could I treat you to dinner tonight?
情人節(jié)快樂。我今晚可以請你吃飯嗎？
B：That’s nice of you.
你太好了。
生活費(fèi)用
B：We could (eat in more/ go out for dinner less/ stop going out shopping so much).
我們可以（多在家里吃飯/少出去吃飯/少出去逛街）。
A：That’s a good idea.
這個主意不錯。
邀請
1. 晚飯：晚餐在傍晚6點(diǎn)左右開始,一般都比較豐富,所以美語中晚飯(dinner)也有正餐、大餐的意思. 在晚飯時一般都會先來一份果汁或是濃湯,然后再上主菜. 常擺在餐桌上的主菜有牛排、豬排、烤牛腩、炸雞、炸蝦、火腿和烤羊排等.
1. 正餐;主餐;晚餐
Dinner is the main meal of the day, usually served in the early part of the evening.
e.g. She invited us to her house for dinner...
她請我們?nèi)ニ页酝聿汀?br /> e.g. Would you like to stay and have dinner?...
你留下來一起吃飯好嗎？
2. 午餐;午飯
Any meal you eat in the middle of the day can be referred to as dinner .
3. 晚宴;宴會
A dinner is a formal social event at which a meal is served. It is held in the evening.
e.g. ...a series of official lunches and dinners...
一系列的正式午餐和晚宴
e.g. The Professional Cricketers' Association held its annual dinner in London.
職業(yè)板球運(yùn)動員協(xié)會在倫敦舉辦了自己的年度宴會。