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1. (v.i.) dine
to eat the principal meal of the day; have dinner.
2. dine
to eat any meal.
3. (v.t.) dine
to entertain at or provide with dinner.
4. dine
dine out, to eat a meal, esp. dinner, away from home.
5. (n.) dine
Scot.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME < AF, OF di(s)ner < VL *disjējūnāre to break one's fast = L dis-dis -1+ LL jējūnāre to fast; see jejune)
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| Definition of 'dine' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) dine
have supper; eat dinner
"We often dine with friends in this restaurant"
2. (verb) dine
give dinner to; host for dinner
"I'm wining and dining my friends"
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| Definition of 'dine' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (verb) dine
to eat the principal regular meal of the day; to take dinner
2. (verb) dine
to give a dinner to; to furnish with the chief meal; to feed; as, to dine a hundred men
3. (verb) dine
to dine upon; to have to eat
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Sense: to have dinner
We shall dine at half-past eight.
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Afrikaans: eet |
Arabic: يَتَناوَل طَعامَ العَشاء |
Bulgarian: вечерям |
Brazilian: jantar |
Czech: obědvat, večeřet, jíst |
German: speisen |
Danish: spise middag |
Greek: δειπνώ |
Spanish: cenar |
Estonian: lõunastama |
Farsi: شام خوردن؛ ناهار خوردن |
Finnish: syödä päivällistä |
French: dîner |
Hebrew: לֶאֱכוֹל |
Hindi: भोजन करना |
Croatian: večerati |
Hungarian: étkezik |
Indonesian: makan malam |
Icelandic: snæða |
Italian: cenare |
Japanese: ディナーを食べる |
Korean: 식사를 하다 |
Lithuanian: pietauti |
Latvian: pusdienot;ēst pusdienas |
Malay: makan malam |
Dutch: dineren |
Norwegian: spise middag |
Polish: jeść obiad |
Persian: شام خوردن؛ ناهار خوردن |
Pashto: دماښام ډوډۍ خوړل، ډوډۍ |
Portuguese: jantar |
Romanian: a cina; a lua masa |
Russian: обедать |
Slovak: večerať |
Slovenian: kositi, večerjati |
Serbian: ručati |
Swedish: äta middag, dinera |
Thai: รับประทานอาหารเย็น |
Turkish: akşam yemeği yemek |
Taiwanese: 吃飯 |
Ukrainian: обідати |
Urdu: کھانا نوش کرنا |
Vietnamese: bữa tối |
Chinese: 吃饭 |
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