[VERB 动词]进餐;用餐;吃饭 When you dine, you have dinner. to wine and dine→see:
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He dines alone most nights...
大多数晚上他都是一个人用餐。
That night the two men dined at Wilson's club...
那天晚上这两个男人在威尔逊俱乐部进了餐。
They used to enjoy going out to dine.
他们以前很喜欢出去吃饭。
相关词组:
dine on
dine out
Oxford
dine/daɪn; NAmEdaɪn/verb[intransitive ]( formal) to eat dinner 进餐;用饭◆We dined with my parents at a restaurant in town.我们同我父母在镇里一家餐馆吃饭。☞collocationsat
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PHRASAL VERBSˈdine on sth( formal) to have a particular type of food for dinner 正餐吃…;以…作正餐ˌdine ˈoutto eat dinner in a restaurant or sb else's home 下馆子;外出进餐ˌdine ˈout on sth( informal) to tell other people about sth that has happened to you, in order to make them interested in you 吹嘘自己的经历以引起他人对你的兴趣(或重视)IDIOMsee
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v.dinedinesdineddiningdine/daɪn; NAmEdaɪn/
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dinedine /daɪn/ ●●○ verb [intransitive] formal
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to eat dinner: He was dining with friends at the Ritz. → wine and dine somebody
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dine on/off phrasal verb formalto eat a particular kind of food for dinner, especially expensive food: We dined on lobster and strawberries.dine out phrasal verb1formal to eat dinner in a restaurant or in someone else’s house → eat out: They would dine out together once a month.2dine out on something British English informal to keep using a story about something that has happened to you, in order to entertain people at meals
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