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dinner

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈdɪnə^r/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈdɪnɚ/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(din′ər)

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English Usage

Główne tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
dinner n	US & UK (evening meal)	kolacja ż
What's for dinner tonight?
Co jest dzisiaj na kolację?
dinner n	UK (midday meal)	obiad m
I prefer my daughter to have a hot dinner rather than take a packed lunch to school.
Wolę, by moja córka zjadła gorący obiad zamiast kanapek na lunch w szkole.
dinner n	(banquet)	bankiet m
They're holding a dinner in honour of the company's president.
Organizują bankiet na cześć prezesa firmy.

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Formy złożone:
Angielski	Polski
dinner bell n	(signal: dinnertime)	dzwonek na obiad wyr.
The maid rang the dinner bell to summon the guests to the dining room.
dinner fork n	(fork used for main course)	widelec do głównego dania
Her parents are such snobs that they think it's a breach of etiquette to use a salad fork when you should use a dinner fork.
dinner jacket n	(man's evening jacket)	smoking m
Henry was wearing a dinner jacket and tie.
dinner knife n	(knife used for main course)	nóż do głównego dania
Americans put their dinner knife on the plate after they cut their food; Europeans continue to hold it in their hand.
dinner party n	(social gathering over an evening meal)	kolacja towarzyska ż + przym.
Hyacinth believes that her candlelight dinner parties are the talk of the town.
dinner-party n as adj	(relating to social dining event) (rozmowa)	salonowa przym.
She is an expert at polite dinner-party conversation.
dinner plate n	(large plate for main course)	talerz płaski m + przym.
Salad is served on a salad plate and the main course on a dinner plate.
dinner service n	(set of crockery and cutlery)	zastawa stołowa ż + przym.
The wedding gifts included a dinner service for twelve.
dinner table n	(table where meals are eaten)	stół jadalny m + przym.
My mother always told me not to scratch myself at the dinner table.
eat dinner v expr	(have evening meal)	jeść kolację ndk. + ż
zjeść kolację dk. + ż
We usually eat dinner around 7 pm.
fundraising dinner, also UK: fund-raising dinner n	(charity banquet)	kolacja ze zbiórką na cele charytatywne ż + przyim. + ż + pzryim. + m, l.mn. + przym.
I need to sell as many tickets as possible for the charity's fundraising dinner.
have dinner vtr + n	(eat evening meal)	jeść kolację ndk. + ż
zjeść kolację dk. + ż
I think the whole family should have dinner together at least once a week.
pot luck supper, potluck dinner, potluck party n	US (meal: guests bring food)	kolacja składkowa ż + przym.
Joe brought grilled hotdogs to the potluck party, and I brought dessert.
spoil [sth], spoil your dinner⇒ vtr	(appetite: ruin by eating [sth] else)	tracić apetyt na coś zwrot ndk.
stracić apetyt na coś zwrot dk.
Don't let the children eat candy this afternoon; they'll spoil their dinner.