Definition of dinner time in English:

dinner time

noun

The time at which dinner is customarily eaten, either around midday or in the evening.
（中午或晚上）正餐开始时间
I'll be back at dinner time
我在就餐时间会回来。
Example sentencesExamples
- At dinner time, Jason was all smiles and tried to talk non-stop with his aunt.
- When dinner time rolled around on Saturday evening, I was still puzzled as to where I could take him.
- At dinner time I saw him eat very unhealthy food in the cafe.
- At dinner time, the trot along the corridor to the central bar and restaurant is a fair one, especially if you're in one of the coupes at the end.
- By dinner time this evening all the books were packed, along with small framed pictures and a few small pots and vases.
- Powell said the man assures his victim that he is being truthful and promises to return the money by dinner time that evening.
- At dinner time, food was served on plates bearing the crest of the Kuwaiti Royal Family, presumably looted in 1991.
- After leaving work, this doctor would often drink enough to make the family dinner time a very unpleasant experience.
- She was nearly 4 hours after her normal dinner time and the stress of it was starting to show.
- As dinner time rolled around they were exhausted and opted for the nearby 2nd Avenue Deli.
- Turn dinner time into intense talk time and really let them get to know you better.
- At dinner time I saw somebody who had been with me in Room 27 and he knew what we needed at that point.
- Come dinner time, the thrifty have no choice but to bankrupt themselves - or to get out of town.
- They wouldn't eat until seven, their usual dinner time for holidays.
- I wonder what he'll order, maybe eggs Benedict, he likes that, but its dinner time so I don't think he will.
- Only Corina seemed to be ‘pardoned’ from being victimized, until one evening during dinner time.
- By dinner time my hands were sore and swollen, my fingers were bloody and scabbed and my back was going to fall off.
- We're standing there, around dinner time on Saturday evening.
- In fact, its way past my dinner time now so its probably for the best if I go home.
- At dinner time on this day, reward yourself with a big baked potato an butter.

单词	dinner time
释义	Definition of dinner time in English: dinner time noun The time at which dinner is customarily eaten, either around midday or in the evening. （中午或晚上）正餐开始时间 I'll be back at dinner time 我在就餐时间会回来。 Example sentencesExamples At dinner time, Jason was all smiles and tried to talk non-stop with his aunt. When dinner time rolled around on Saturday evening, I was still puzzled as to where I could take him. At dinner time I saw him eat very unhealthy food in the cafe. At dinner time, the trot along the corridor to the central bar and restaurant is a fair one, especially if you're in one of the coupes at the end. By dinner time this evening all the books were packed, along with small framed pictures and a few small pots and vases. Powell said the man assures his victim that he is being truthful and promises to return the money by dinner time that evening. At dinner time, food was served on plates bearing the crest of the Kuwaiti Royal Family, presumably looted in 1991. After leaving work, this doctor would often drink enough to make the family dinner time a very unpleasant experience. She was nearly 4 hours after her normal dinner time and the stress of it was starting to show. As dinner time rolled around they were exhausted and opted for the nearby 2nd Avenue Deli. Turn dinner time into intense talk time and really let them get to know you better. At dinner time I saw somebody who had been with me in Room 27 and he knew what we needed at that point. Come dinner time, the thrifty have no choice but to bankrupt themselves - or to get out of town. They wouldn't eat until seven, their usual dinner time for holidays. I wonder what he'll order, maybe eggs Benedict, he likes that, but its dinner time so I don't think he will. Only Corina seemed to be ‘pardoned’ from being victimized, until one evening during dinner time. By dinner time my hands were sore and swollen, my fingers were bloody and scabbed and my back was going to fall off. We're standing there, around dinner time on Saturday evening. In fact, its way past my dinner time now so its probably for the best if I go home. At dinner time on this day, reward yourself with a big baked potato an butter.
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