dinner の英語での意味
dinnerdinner /ˈdɪnə $ -ər/ noun 
すべての翻訳を見る1[countable, uncountable] the main meal of the day, eaten in the middle of the day or the evening一日の主な食事で、昼または夜に食べるもの: 
What time do you usually have dinner?あなたはいつも何時に夕食をとりますか？ We’re having fish for dinner tonight.今夜の夕食は魚です。 What's for dinner?夕食は何ですか？2[countable] a formal occasion when an evening meal is eaten, often to celebrate something何かを祝うために催されることの多い、正式な夕食の席: the Club’s annual dinnerクラブの年次晩餐会 → dog’s dinner at dog1(9), → more something than you’ve had hot dinners at hot1(30)GRAMMAR: Patterns with dinner文法：dinner を使ったパターンfor dinner• You eat something for dinner: · We had fish for dinner. ✗Don’t say: We had fish at dinner.• 夕食に何かを食べるときは for dinner を使います：· We had fish for dinner. ✗We had fish at dinner とは言いません。at dinner• You use at dinner to talk about something that happens while you are eating dinner: · She told us at dinner that she was going away.• at dinner は食事中に起こったことを表すときに使います：· She told us at dinner that she was going away.COLLOCATIONSコロケーションverbs動詞have/eat dinner· Why don't you come and have dinner with us?· 私たちと一緒に夕食をいかがですか？make/cook dinner· I offered to cook dinner.· 私は夕食を作ると申し出た。have something for dinner· I thought we might have pasta for dinner tonight.· 今夜の夕食はパスタにしようかと思って。have somebody for/to dinner· We're having a few friends round to dinner.· 数人の友人を夕食に招いています。ask/invite somebody to dinner· Let's ask Kate and Mike to dinner.· ケイトとマイクを夕食に誘いましょう。come for/to dinner· Mark is coming over for dinner.· マークが夕食を食べに来ます。go out for/to dinner (=go and eat in a restaurant)· Would you like to go out for dinner on Saturday?· 土曜日に外で夕食をいかがですか？serve dinner (=start giving people food)· Dinner is served between 7 and 11 pm in the hotel restaurant.· ホテルのレストランでは、午後7時から11時までディナーを提供しています。ADJECTIVES/NOUN + dinner形容詞・名詞 + dinnera three-course/four-course etc dinner· The cost of the hotel includes a three-course dinner.· ホテルの料金には、3コースのディナーが含まれています。Sunday/Christmas/Thanksgiving dinner (=a special meal eaten on Sunday etc)· We usually have a walk after Christmas dinner.· 私たちはいつもクリスマスディナーの後に散歩をします。a romantic dinner (=for two people in a romantic relationship)· Clive and Denise were enjoying a romantic dinner for two in a quiet French restaurant.· クライヴとデニーズは、静かなフランス料理レストランで2人きりのロマンティックなディナーを楽しんでいた。a candle-lit dinner (=with only candles for lighting)· Chris treated his girlfriend to a candle-lit dinner.· クリスはガールフレンドをキャンドルライトのディナーに招待した。a leisurely dinner (=not hurried)· I enjoy having a leisurely dinner with some friends at the weekend.· 週末に友人と一緒にのんびりと夕食を楽しむのが好きです。a black-tie dinner (=where people wear special formal clothes)· He was invited to a black-tie dinner at one of the Oxford colleges.· 彼はオックスフォードのある学寮でのブラックタイ（正装）ディナーに招待された。a slap-up dinner British English informalインフォーマル (=with a lot of good food)· Mum always makes a slap-up dinner for me when I go home.· 家に帰ると、お母さんはいつも豪勢な夕食を作ってくれる。school dinners British English (=meals provided at school in the middle of the day)· School dinners are served in the canteen.· 学校給食は食堂で提供されます。TV dinners (=meals that you eat while watching TV)· TV dinners in aluminium containers can be found in the freezer departments of many supermarkets.· アルミ容器入りのテレビディナー（冷凍食品）は、多くのスーパーマーケットの冷凍食品コーナーで見つかります。dinner + NOUNdinner + 名詞a dinner party (=when someone's friends are invited for a special evening meal)· We are having a dinner party on Saturday.· 土曜日にディナーパーティーを開きます。a dinner guest· The dinner guests began arriving at about seven o'clock.· ディナーの招待客は7時頃から到着し始めた。
すべての翻訳を見る1[countable, uncountable] the main meal of the day, eaten in the middle of the day or the evening一日の主な食事で、昼または夜に食べるもの: What time do you usually have dinner?あなたはいつも何時に夕食をとりますか？ We’re having fish for dinner tonight.今夜の夕食は魚です。 What's for dinner?夕食は何ですか？2[countable] a formal occasion when an evening meal is eaten, often to celebrate something何かを祝うために催されることの多い、正式な夕食の席: the Club’s annual dinnerクラブの年次晩餐会 → dog’s dinner at dog1(9), → more something than you’ve had hot dinners at hot1(30)GRAMMAR: Patterns with dinner文法：dinner を使ったパターンfor dinner• You eat something for dinner: · We had fish for dinner. ✗Don’t say: We had fish at dinner.• 夕食に何かを食べるときは for dinner を使います：· We had fish for dinner. ✗We had fish at dinner とは言いません。at dinner• You use at dinner to talk about something that happens while you are eating dinner: · She told us at dinner that she was going away.• at dinner は食事中に起こったことを表すときに使います：· She told us at dinner that she was going away.COLLOCATIONSコロケーションverbs動詞have/eat dinner· Why don't you come and have dinner with us?· 私たちと一緒に夕食をいかがですか？make/cook dinner· I offered to cook dinner.· 私は夕食を作ると申し出た。have something for dinner· I thought we might have pasta for dinner tonight.· 今夜の夕食はパスタにしようかと思って。have somebody for/to dinner· We're having a few friends round to dinner.· 数人の友人を夕食に招いています。ask/invite somebody to dinner· Let's ask Kate and Mike to dinner.· ケイトとマイクを夕食に誘いましょう。come for/to dinner· Mark is coming over for dinner.· マークが夕食を食べに来ます。go out for/to dinner (=go and eat in a restaurant)· Would you like to go out for dinner on Saturday?· 土曜日に外で夕食をいかがですか？serve dinner (=start giving people food)· Dinner is served between 7 and 11 pm in the hotel restaurant.· ホテルのレストランでは、午後7時から11時までディナーを提供しています。ADJECTIVES/NOUN + dinner形容詞・名詞 + dinnera three-course/four-course etc dinner· The cost of the hotel includes a three-course dinner.· ホテルの料金には、3コースのディナーが含まれています。Sunday/Christmas/Thanksgiving dinner (=a special meal eaten on Sunday etc)· We usually have a walk after Christmas dinner.· 私たちはいつもクリスマスディナーの後に散歩をします。a romantic dinner (=for two people in a romantic relationship)· Clive and Denise were enjoying a romantic dinner for two in a quiet French restaurant.· クライヴとデニーズは、静かなフランス料理レストランで2人きりのロマンティックなディナーを楽しんでいた。a candle-lit dinner (=with only candles for lighting)· Chris treated his girlfriend to a candle-lit dinner.· クリスはガールフレンドをキャンドルライトのディナーに招待した。a leisurely dinner (=not hurried)· I enjoy having a leisurely dinner with some friends at the weekend.· 週末に友人と一緒にのんびりと夕食を楽しむのが好きです。a black-tie dinner (=where people wear special formal clothes)· He was invited to a black-tie dinner at one of the Oxford colleges.· 彼はオックスフォードのある学寮でのブラックタイ（正装）ディナーに招待された。a slap-up dinner British English informalインフォーマル (=with a lot of good food)· Mum always makes a slap-up dinner for me when I go home.· 家に帰ると、お母さんはいつも豪勢な夕食を作ってくれる。school dinners British English (=meals provided at school in the middle of the day)· School dinners are served in the canteen.· 学校給食は食堂で提供されます。TV dinners (=meals that you eat while watching TV)· TV dinners in aluminium containers can be found in the freezer departments of many supermarkets.· アルミ容器入りのテレビディナー（冷凍食品）は、多くのスーパーマーケットの冷凍食品コーナーで見つかります。dinner + NOUNdinner + 名詞a dinner party (=when someone's friends are invited for a special evening meal)· We are having a dinner party on Saturday.· 土曜日にディナーパーティーを開きます。a dinner guest· The dinner guests began arriving at about seven o'clock.· ディナーの招待客は7時頃から到着し始めた。