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feast verb
⇨ dinefeast noun
⇨ meal dine verb ➡ See also the entry for ⇨ eat 另见eat条dine ♦︎ eat ♦︎ lunch ♦︎ feast ♦︎ snack ♦︎ breakfastThese words all mean to eat food at a meal. 这些词均表示吃饭、用餐。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to dine / eat / lunch / breakfast at a place◆to dine / lunch / feast / snack / breakfast on a particular food◆to dine / eat / lunch / breakfast with sb◆to dine / eat out◆to dine / eat / breakfast early / late◆to dine / eat well■ dine [intransitive, transitive] (formal) to have dinner, especially at a restaurant or formal dinner party （尤指在餐馆或正式宴会上）进餐，用饭◆The guests dined on lobster.宾客正餐吃的是龙虾。◆He dined out every night (= had dinner in a restaurant or in sb else's home).他每晚都外出用餐。◆His boss took him out to be wined and dined (= given expensive meals in a restaurant).老板带他去饭馆大吃大喝。ⓘ Dine, lunch and breakfast are formal verbs; in less formal contexts it is more usual to say have dinner/lunch/breakfast. * dine、lunch和breakfast作为动词是很正式的用法，在不那么正式的情况下更常说have dinner/lunch/breakfast（吃正餐／午餐／早餐）。■ eat (ate, eaten) [intransitive] to have a meal 吃饭；用餐◆We ate at a pizzeria in town.我们在城里一家比萨饼餐厅用餐。◆I can't be bothered to cook. Shall we eat out tonight (= have a meal in a restaurant)?我懒得做饭，咱们今晚下馆子怎么样？◆You can eat really well (= eat delicious and / or healthy meals) without spending a fortune.你不用花大钱就能吃得好。 see also eat ⇨ eat ■ lunch [intransitive] (formal) to have lunch, especially at a restaurant （尤指在餐馆）用午餐◆He lunched with a client at the Ritz.他在丽兹饭店与一位客户共进午餐。■ feast [intransitive] (written) to eat a large amount of food, with great enjoyment 尽情享用（美味佳肴）◆They feasted on eggs, bacon, toast and coffee.他们吃鸡蛋、熏猪肉、烤面包片，喝咖啡，大饱了一顿口福。◆Flies were feasting on the rotting flesh.一群苍蝇正趴在腐肉上美餐。 see also feast ⇨ meal noun ■ snack [intransitive] to eat snacks (= small amounts of food) between or instead of main meals 吃点心；吃快餐◆I usually have a light lunch and then snack on fruit and nuts during the afternoon.我通常是午饭稍微吃一点，然后在下午吃些水果和坚果。◆If you snack between meals, try to avoid sugary foods like chocolate.如果你在两餐之间吃点心，尽量避开巧克力之类的含糖食品。 see also snack ⇨ snack noun ■ breakfast [intransitive] (formal) to have breakfast 吃早饭；用早餐◆They breakfasted on coffee and hot rolls.他们早餐喝咖啡，吃热的圆面包。 meal noun ➡ See also the entries for ⇨ dinner and ⇨ snack 另见dinner条和snack条meal ♦︎ banquet ♦︎ feast ♦︎ feedThese are all words for occasions when people sit down to eat together. 这些词均表示一顿饭。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆a great / sumptuous meal / banquet / feast◆a lavish / formal meal / banquet◆a four-course / five-course, etc. meal / banquet◆a wedding feast / banquet◆to give / hold / attend a feast / banquet■ meal [countable] an occasion when people sit down to eat food, especially breakfast, lunch or dinner 早（或午、晚）餐；一顿饭◆Try not to eat between meals.两餐之间尽量别吃东西。◆Lunch is his main meal of the day.午饭是他的正餐。◆What time would you like your evening meal?你打算几点钟吃晚饭？ see also meal ⇨ food ■ banquet / /ˈbæŋkwɪt/ / [countable] a large or impressive meal, especially a formal meal for a large number of people, at which speeches are made 宴会；盛宴◆A state banquet was held in honour of the visiting president.为来访的总统举办了国宴。■ feast [countable] (formal) a large or special meal, especially for a lot of people and to celebrate sth 盛宴；庆典宴会◆The wedding feast traditionally lasts three days.按照传统，婚筵要持续三天。 see also feast ⇨ dine verb ■ feed [countable, usually singular] a meal of milk for a young baby; a meal for an animal （婴儿的）一次喂奶，一餐；（动物的）一次喂给的饲料◆It's time for her morning feed.到她早上喂奶的时间了。ⓘ Feed can also be used in informal language to mean a large meal. 在非正式用语中，feed亦可指丰盛的一餐◆ (informal) They needed a bath and a good feed.他们需要洗个澡，饱餐一顿。 |