dines

英 [daɪnz]

美 [daɪnz]

v. 进餐; 用饭
dine的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

Phillip always dines at his office and we both agree that we should give the babysitter a break from our naughty little boy.
菲利普午饭都是在单位吃的，而我们也都同意让保姆好好休息一下，照顾我们这个小祖宗也不容易。
When he dines in a restaurant, mark likes to have a table all to himself.
在饭店吃饭时，马克喜欢独自一桌。
He dines with friends almost every night.
他几乎每晚都和朋友们进餐。
He often dines with friends at upper-scale restaurants.
他常常和朋友在高档饭店吃饭。
The wealthy man dines off silver plates.
那个富翁用银盘子进餐。
And I have already seen early reports from tonight's dinner. Headline, Obama embraced by Catholics. Romney dines with rich people.
我已经看到了早些时候关于这场晚宴的报道，头条新闻：奥巴马跟天主教徒拥抱、罗姆尼和富豪共餐。
In China, a traditional big square table usually dines eight persons.
在中国一张传统的八仙桌通常可容八人就餐。
He dines alone most nights
大多数晚上他都是一个人用餐。
When one dines in a restaurant, one likes a table to oneself.
人们在饭馆吃饭时，喜欢独占一张桌子。
The professor sometimes dines at the student canteen.
那位教授有时在学生餐厅用膳。