Pronunciation: /ˈlʌntʃən/
noun a formal lunch or midday meal
A1 I attended a luncheon with my coworkers.
A2 She organized a luncheon to celebrate her promotion.
B1 The luncheon menu included a variety of salads and sandwiches.
B2 The luncheon was held at a fancy restaurant downtown.
C1 The luncheon was a networking event for industry professionals.
C2 The luncheon was catered by a renowned chef and featured live music.
verb not applicable
A1 I luncheon with my friends every Saturday.
A2 She luncheons at the cafe near her office during her lunch break.
B1 The executives often luncheon together to discuss business strategies.
B2 After the meeting, the team decided to luncheon at a nearby restaurant.
C1 The ambassador luncheons with foreign dignitaries to strengthen diplomatic ties.
C2 The royal family luncheons in the palace's grand dining hall.
adjective not applicable
A1 I am going to a luncheon party tomorrow.
A2 She prepared a luncheon menu for her guests.
B1 The luncheon meeting was scheduled for noon.
B2 The luncheon reception was held in the hotel's ballroom.
C1 The luncheon discussion focused on the company's future plans.
C2 The luncheon event was attended by prominent business leaders.
adverb not applicable
A1 I had a luncheon with my friends.
A2 She invited me to a luncheon at her house.
B1 The company organized a luncheon to celebrate the new product launch.
B2 The luncheon was held in a fancy restaurant downtown.
C1 The luncheon was a formal affair with many distinguished guests.
C2 Attending the luncheon was a great networking opportunity for me.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I had a lovely luncheon with my friends.
A2 She packed a luncheon for the picnic.
B1 The luncheon provided at the conference was delicious.
B2 The luncheon served at the event was catered by a top chef.
C1 The luncheon hosted by the ambassador was attended by dignitaries from around the world.
C2 The luncheon held at the prestigious hotel was a lavish affair with multiple courses.
preposition not applicable
A1 I am going to a luncheon with my friends.
A2 She invited me to a luncheon at her house.
B1 The luncheon will be held in the conference room.
B2 The luncheon menu includes a variety of dishes.
C1 The luncheon was attended by prominent business leaders.
C2 The luncheon was a formal affair with a dress code.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I will have a luncheon and then go for a walk.
A2 She invited me to a luncheon, so I will need to dress nicely.
B1 The luncheon was delicious, and we all had a great time chatting.
B2 After the luncheon, we discussed important business matters.
C1 The luncheon provided an opportunity for networking and collaboration.
C2 The luncheon, although elegant, lacked the lively atmosphere I was hoping for.
interjection not applicable
A1 Luncheon! Let's eat together.
A2 Luncheon, everyone! Time to enjoy some food.
B1 Luncheon, my friends! I've prepared a delicious meal.
B2 Luncheon is served! Please help yourselves.
C1 Luncheon, esteemed guests! Allow me to present the menu.
C2 Luncheon, ladies and gentlemen! I hope you enjoy the feast.
article not applicable
A1 I attended a luncheon with my colleagues.
A2 The luncheon served sandwiches and salads.
B1 The luncheon was held in a fancy restaurant downtown.
B2 The luncheon menu included a variety of gourmet dishes.
C1 The luncheon was a formal affair with multiple courses and wine pairings.
C2 The luncheon hosted by the ambassador was a lavish event with live music and entertainment.
formal The luncheon hosted by the company was a sophisticated affair with a three-course meal.
informal I heard there's going to be a luncheon at the office tomorrow, free food for everyone!
slang Let's ditch the boring luncheon and grab some burgers instead.
figurative The luncheon of ideas at the conference sparked creativity among the attendees.
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