Definition of lunchtime in English:

lunchtime

nounˈlʌn(t)ʃtʌɪmˈlən(t)ʃtaɪm

The time in the middle of the day when lunch is eaten.
午餐时间
at lunchtime they pulled into a lay-by for a picnic
as modifier the lunchtime television news
Example sentencesExamples
- By lunchtime at school, everything was the same.
- On our visit, early one Saturday lunchtime, the restaurant was almost full.
- But even when lunchtime came, she hadn't even been to the nurse.
- We started in eighth grade playing at lunchtime at our middle school.
- In some, people held anti-war meetings or left work to join local lunchtime protests.
- The workers plan to continue lunchtime protests and will wear black armbands at work to show they oppose privatisation.
- Yesterday's lunchtime concert wasn't without hitch - one piece began very badly.
- So Adrian was forced to spend his lunchtime thinking on his own, again.
- Make a note of the orchestra's Tuesday lunchtime concert at the same venue on August 10.
- Perhaps one day I'll find a reason to call in for a lunchtime sandwich.
- One lunchtime he came back late and a colleague had to cover for him.
- The earthquake struck at around lunchtime on the last full day of their holiday.
- As lunchtime neared, we moved the interview down to a seafood restaurant on Stearn's Wharf.
- The following lunchtime, they met at their usual table.
- If nothing else, you've at least learned of how I spend my lunchtimes.
- When lunchtime came Cassie sat where she usually did, under the tree reading.
- Then he said to the Americans that the ban would be gone by lunchtime.
- He spent all lunchtime chatting up girls at the library instead of planning our report.
- The walkouts and lunchtime protests by significant groups of workers are not mentioned.
- A mere glance down the lunchtime menu had my taste buds tingling in anticipation.

Definition of lunchtime in US English:

lunchtime

nounˈlən(t)SHtīmˈlən(t)ʃtaɪm

The time in the middle of the day when lunch is eaten.
午餐时间
as modifier the lunchtime television news
Example sentencesExamples
- On our visit, early one Saturday lunchtime, the restaurant was almost full.
- We started in eighth grade playing at lunchtime at our middle school.
- By lunchtime at school, everything was the same.
- The workers plan to continue lunchtime protests and will wear black armbands at work to show they oppose privatisation.
- He spent all lunchtime chatting up girls at the library instead of planning our report.
- The following lunchtime, they met at their usual table.
- In some, people held anti-war meetings or left work to join local lunchtime protests.
- So Adrian was forced to spend his lunchtime thinking on his own, again.
- Make a note of the orchestra's Tuesday lunchtime concert at the same venue on August 10.
- Perhaps one day I'll find a reason to call in for a lunchtime sandwich.
- If nothing else, you've at least learned of how I spend my lunchtimes.
- As lunchtime neared, we moved the interview down to a seafood restaurant on Stearn's Wharf.
- But even when lunchtime came, she hadn't even been to the nurse.
- Yesterday's lunchtime concert wasn't without hitch - one piece began very badly.
- One lunchtime he came back late and a colleague had to cover for him.
- When lunchtime came Cassie sat where she usually did, under the tree reading.
- A mere glance down the lunchtime menu had my taste buds tingling in anticipation.
- The earthquake struck at around lunchtime on the last full day of their holiday.
- The walkouts and lunchtime protests by significant groups of workers are not mentioned.
- Then he said to the Americans that the ban would be gone by lunchtime.

单词	lunchtime
释义	Definition of lunchtime in English: lunchtime nounˈlʌn(t)ʃtʌɪmˈlən(t)ʃtaɪm The time in the middle of the day when lunch is eaten. 午餐时间 at lunchtime they pulled into a lay-by for a picnic as modifier the lunchtime television news Example sentencesExamples By lunchtime at school, everything was the same. On our visit, early one Saturday lunchtime, the restaurant was almost full. But even when lunchtime came, she hadn't even been to the nurse. We started in eighth grade playing at lunchtime at our middle school. In some, people held anti-war meetings or left work to join local lunchtime protests. The workers plan to continue lunchtime protests and will wear black armbands at work to show they oppose privatisation. Yesterday's lunchtime concert wasn't without hitch - one piece began very badly. So Adrian was forced to spend his lunchtime thinking on his own, again. Make a note of the orchestra's Tuesday lunchtime concert at the same venue on August 10. Perhaps one day I'll find a reason to call in for a lunchtime sandwich. One lunchtime he came back late and a colleague had to cover for him. The earthquake struck at around lunchtime on the last full day of their holiday. As lunchtime neared, we moved the interview down to a seafood restaurant on Stearn's Wharf. The following lunchtime, they met at their usual table. If nothing else, you've at least learned of how I spend my lunchtimes. When lunchtime came Cassie sat where she usually did, under the tree reading. Then he said to the Americans that the ban would be gone by lunchtime. He spent all lunchtime chatting up girls at the library instead of planning our report. The walkouts and lunchtime protests by significant groups of workers are not mentioned. A mere glance down the lunchtime menu had my taste buds tingling in anticipation. Definition of lunchtime in US English: lunchtime nounˈlən(t)SHtīmˈlən(t)ʃtaɪm The time in the middle of the day when lunch is eaten. 午餐时间 as modifier the lunchtime television news Example sentencesExamples On our visit, early one Saturday lunchtime, the restaurant was almost full. We started in eighth grade playing at lunchtime at our middle school. By lunchtime at school, everything was the same. The workers plan to continue lunchtime protests and will wear black armbands at work to show they oppose privatisation. He spent all lunchtime chatting up girls at the library instead of planning our report. The following lunchtime, they met at their usual table. In some, people held anti-war meetings or left work to join local lunchtime protests. So Adrian was forced to spend his lunchtime thinking on his own, again. Make a note of the orchestra's Tuesday lunchtime concert at the same venue on August 10. Perhaps one day I'll find a reason to call in for a lunchtime sandwich. If nothing else, you've at least learned of how I spend my lunchtimes. As lunchtime neared, we moved the interview down to a seafood restaurant on Stearn's Wharf. But even when lunchtime came, she hadn't even been to the nurse. Yesterday's lunchtime concert wasn't without hitch - one piece began very badly. One lunchtime he came back late and a colleague had to cover for him. When lunchtime came Cassie sat where she usually did, under the tree reading. A mere glance down the lunchtime menu had my taste buds tingling in anticipation. The earthquake struck at around lunchtime on the last full day of their holiday. The walkouts and lunchtime protests by significant groups of workers are not mentioned. Then he said to the Americans that the ban would be gone by lunchtime.
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