Definition of morning tea in English:

morning tea

noun

mass noun

1Tea taken before rising or at mid morning.
he was sipping his morning tea by a fire in the drawing room
Example sentencesExamples
- He parked himself on a back seat, munching a crumpet with his morning tea.
- They would not function without their morning tea and an aromatic shower.
- A monk sips morning tea, it's quiet, the chrysanthemum's flowering.
- She arrived for her morning tea and chocolate biscuits.
- For a quick morning tea, I like powdered green tea for its fuller antioxidant benefits and ease of use.
- Let's see what your microwave oven can do besides heat water for your morning tea.
- Can you drink your morning tea or coffee with satisfaction when the plantation worker earns 40 cents a day?
- I picked up a large Thermos of boiled water, which was waiting for the morning tea.
- Research for her show includes, for the most part, reading she can do with her morning tea.
- My morning tea is usually a loose-leaf orange pekoe.
1. 1.1Australian, NZ A light snack or drink taken at mid morning, especially during a work break.
  eat a piece of fruit for morning tea each day
  Example sentencesExamples
  The high point of the day is morning tea.
  They ended the morning with a chance to chat with pilots, ground crew, and their families during morning tea.
  Matt cracked his neck on their way to the dining room for morning tea.
  Today at morning tea, he recounted how they had caught him once, on an Easter Sunday afternoon with no traffic about.
  They'll provide day visitors with morning tea or lunch for a modest fee.
  The morning tea is a beautiful continental breakfast delivered to you in your own home or office.
  Every ticket holder will receive a free morning tea before the film.
  The squadron deployed its own field kitchen to provide fresh rations, including a daily morning tea on the job sites.
  You might think that women gave up providing morning tea for tradesmen years ago.
  Expect a friendly reception typical of the famed West Coast hospitality, and of course we serve morning tea.
2. 1.2Australian, NZ count noun A morning social gathering at which light refreshments are served.
  a free seniors concert and morning tea
  Example sentencesExamples
  A farewell morning tea had been planned for April 20.
  What's involved in hosting a morning tea?
  Add star quality to your morning tea with over 40 delicious and healthy recipes from celebrity chefs.
  Personalize your own fundraising page on our website with the details of your morning tea.
  He announced the funding at a community morning tea held at the hall last week.
  The monthly morning tea is another success story in the social calendar for the ship's company.
  A morning tea followed the parade, at which a cheque from the base was handed to Legacy.
  The local primary school and the Women's Association put on a morning tea.
  The college put on a delicious morning tea our last day there, and we got to meet the staff and parents of this wonderful school.
  Is it polite to lick your spoon at a morning tea?

单词	morning tea
释义	Definition of morning tea in English: morning tea noun mass noun 1Tea taken before rising or at mid morning. he was sipping his morning tea by a fire in the drawing room Example sentencesExamples He parked himself on a back seat, munching a crumpet with his morning tea. They would not function without their morning tea and an aromatic shower. A monk sips morning tea, it's quiet, the chrysanthemum's flowering. She arrived for her morning tea and chocolate biscuits. For a quick morning tea, I like powdered green tea for its fuller antioxidant benefits and ease of use. Let's see what your microwave oven can do besides heat water for your morning tea. Can you drink your morning tea or coffee with satisfaction when the plantation worker earns 40 cents a day? I picked up a large Thermos of boiled water, which was waiting for the morning tea. Research for her show includes, for the most part, reading she can do with her morning tea. My morning tea is usually a loose-leaf orange pekoe. 1.1Australian, NZ A light snack or drink taken at mid morning, especially during a work break. eat a piece of fruit for morning tea each day Example sentencesExamples The high point of the day is morning tea. They ended the morning with a chance to chat with pilots, ground crew, and their families during morning tea. Matt cracked his neck on their way to the dining room for morning tea. Today at morning tea, he recounted how they had caught him once, on an Easter Sunday afternoon with no traffic about. They'll provide day visitors with morning tea or lunch for a modest fee. The morning tea is a beautiful continental breakfast delivered to you in your own home or office. Every ticket holder will receive a free morning tea before the film. The squadron deployed its own field kitchen to provide fresh rations, including a daily morning tea on the job sites. You might think that women gave up providing morning tea for tradesmen years ago. Expect a friendly reception typical of the famed West Coast hospitality, and of course we serve morning tea. 1.2Australian, NZ count noun A morning social gathering at which light refreshments are served. a free seniors concert and morning tea Example sentencesExamples A farewell morning tea had been planned for April 20. What's involved in hosting a morning tea? Add star quality to your morning tea with over 40 delicious and healthy recipes from celebrity chefs. Personalize your own fundraising page on our website with the details of your morning tea. He announced the funding at a community morning tea held at the hall last week. The monthly morning tea is another success story in the social calendar for the ship's company. A morning tea followed the parade, at which a cheque from the base was handed to Legacy. The local primary school and the Women's Association put on a morning tea. The college put on a delicious morning tea our last day there, and we got to meet the staff and parents of this wonderful school. Is it polite to lick your spoon at a morning tea?
随便看	make a circle with make a claim make a claim for make a clean breast of make a clean breast of it make a clean breast of it make a clean job of make a clean job of something make a clean job of something make a clean job of sth make a clean sweep make a clean sweep make a comeback make a comment on make a commitment make a complaint make a condition of make a conquest of make a conquest of make a contribution make a contribution of make a contribution to make a copy of make acquainted with make a date with