Pronunciation: /ˈdɪnər/
noun a main meal eaten in the evening or at midday
A1 I eat dinner at 6 o'clock every evening.
A2 She cooked a delicious dinner for her family.
B1 We decided to go out for dinner to celebrate our anniversary.
B2 The restaurant we went to for dinner had a beautiful view of the city.
C1 Hosting a dinner party requires careful planning and preparation.
C2 The dinner served at the gala event was a five-course meal with wine pairings.
verb None
A1 I dinner with my family every night.
A2 She dinners at her friend's house on weekends.
B1 We often dinner together after work.
B2 He dinners out at fancy restaurants for special occasions.
C1 They enjoy dinner parties with friends in their backyard.
C2 The chef dinners at the Michelin-starred restaurant.
adjective None
A1 I am having a dinner party tonight.
A2 She made a dinner reservation at the fancy restaurant.
B1 The dinner menu includes a variety of options for vegetarians.
B2 The dinner conversation was lively and engaging.
C1 The dinner party was a sophisticated affair with exquisite cuisine.
C2 The dinner service at the five-star restaurant was impeccable.
adverb None
A1 I eat dinner at 6 o'clock.
A2 She always cooks dinner for her family.
B1 They went out for dinner last night.
B2 After work, he quickly grabbed dinner before heading to the gym.
C1 Having dinner with colleagues is a great way to network.
C2 The dinner party was a sophisticated affair with fine wine and gourmet food.
pronoun None
A1 I ate dinner with my family.
A2 She cooked dinner for us last night.
B1 I'm planning to have dinner at a new restaurant tonight.
B2 The dinner we had at the wedding was delicious.
C1 The dinner party was a great success, everyone enjoyed themselves.
C2 The chef prepared a gourmet dinner for the guests at the exclusive event.
preposition None
A1 I will have dinner with my family.
A2 We usually have dinner at 6 o'clock.
B1 Let's meet for dinner at the new restaurant downtown.
B2 After the meeting, we went out for a fancy dinner.
C1 The dinner party was a great success, thanks to everyone's contributions.
C2 The dinner menu featured a variety of gourmet dishes prepared by a renowned chef.
conjunction None
A1 I will have dinner and then watch a movie.
A2 We can go out for dinner or cook at home.
B1 I had dinner with my colleagues after the meeting.
B2 She suggested having dinner before the concert.
C1 Dinner being served, the guests gathered around the table.
C2 Having finished dinner, we went for a walk in the park.
interjection None
A1 Dinner! It's time to eat.
A2 I'm hungry. Dinner!
B1 Dinner! Let's dig in.
B2 The food looks delicious. Dinner!
C1 I've been waiting all day for this dinner. Finally!
C2 Dinner! The perfect end to a long day.
article None
A1 I eat dinner at 6 o'clock every day.
A2 She cooked a delicious dinner for her family last night.
B1 We decided to go out for dinner to celebrate our anniversary.
B2 The restaurant we went to for dinner had a beautiful view of the city.
C1 Hosting a dinner party requires careful planning and organization.
C2 The chef prepared a gourmet dinner that left the guests speechless.
formal The host prepared a lavish dinner for all the guests.
informal Let's grab some dinner before the movie starts.
slang I'm so hungry, let's chow down on some dinner.
figurative The negotiations were like a dinner party, with each side trying to get a taste of what they wanted.
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