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diner n.【C】用餐者；车形餐馆 (1) 新来的客人又要了一份快餐。(2) 三个南部的牧师在一家小餐馆里吃午饭。(3) 这家餐馆不是很大，但是内部环境很独特，古色古香完全老北京装饰。 If you dine in a cafe you're a diner, and if you eat in the dining car on a train, you can call it a diner too. Your favorite neighborhood diner — a casual restaurant that keeps late hours and serves a variety of food — is actually named after these railroad restaurants. The original diners, from the 1930s, were shaped like train cars, often clad in stainless steel, and had long, narrow space inside with stools along a counter.

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英 ['daɪnə(r)] 美 ['daɪnər] (1) The new diner needs another short-order cook.(2) Three pastors in the south were having lunch in a diner.(3) The diner is not very big, but inner decoration is very special. A diner is a person who's eating a meal, and it's also a word for a casual restaurant. If you pass by a diner in a diner, check out what's on his plate. It could be anything from eggs over easy to salisbury steak. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词](全天营业的)小餐馆，小饭馆 A diner is a small cheap restaurant that is open all day.   [AM 美]2[N-COUNT 可数名词](餐馆里的)进餐者 The people who are having dinner in a restaurant can be referred to as diners . They sat in a corner, away from other diners.他们坐在一个角落里，远离其他进餐者。

英语单词	diner
英美音标	英 ['daɪnə(r)] 美 ['daɪnər]
中文释义	n.【C】用餐者；车形餐馆
英语例句	(1) The new diner needs another short-order cook. (2) Three pastors in the south were having lunch in a diner. (3) The diner is not very big, but inner decoration is very special.
中文例句	(1) 新来的客人又要了一份快餐。 (2) 三个南部的牧师在一家小餐馆里吃午饭。 (3) 这家餐馆不是很大，但是内部环境很独特，古色古香完全老北京装饰。
vocabulary简明	A diner is a person who's eating a meal, and it's also a word for a casual restaurant. If you pass by a diner in a diner, check out what's on his plate. It could be anything from eggs over easy to salisbury steak.
vocabulary扩展	If you dine in a cafe you're a diner, and if you eat in the dining car on a train, you can call it a diner too. Your favorite neighborhood diner — a casual restaurant that keeps late hours and serves a variety of food — is actually named after these railroad restaurants. The original diners, from the 1930s, were shaped like train cars, often clad in stainless steel, and had long, narrow space inside with stools along a counter.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词](全天营业的)小餐馆，小饭馆 A diner is a small cheap restaurant that is open all day. [AM 美] 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词](餐馆里的)进餐者 The people who are having dinner in a restaurant can be referred to as diners . They sat in a corner, away from other diners. 他们坐在一个角落里，远离其他进餐者。

Diner Restaurant Casual N Count 可数名词 英 Daɪnə(R)] 美 Daɪnər

Diner Restaurant Casual N Count 可数名词英 Daɪnə(R)] 美 Daɪnər