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Meanings of dejeuner in English
Synonyms
Examples for "lunch"
Examples for "lunch"
1
I said to Sarah, 'Of course you must lunch wherever you like.'
2
The question was still under debate when they went in to lunch.
3
Addressing an Independence Day lunch, Peter Keegan said: The fact is this.
4
Breakfast, whist; lunch, whist; dinner, whist; supper, whist; and then to bed.
5
Over lunch we hadn't discussed the Mitchell case, or any other case.
1
The accident followed an end of year luncheon at the Department compound.
2
It even includes Greyhound Bus Station food and Woolworth's luncheon counter food.
3
But the chief development of the luncheon disclosed itself in the conversation.
4
The luncheon was prepared in a hurry and the boys ate ravenously.
5
All the preparations for the luncheon had been completed; nobody was there.
1
He went in and had tiffin with them in the hanging garden.
2
A welcome halt for lunch brought the tiffin coolie to the front.
3
Let's have it for tiffin; very cool and nice this hot weather.
4
The orderly, who was my friend, delivered the tiffin-carrier in the hospital.
5
We have tiffin between twelve and one, and dinner at half-past seven.
Usage of dejeuner in English
1
I always have my petit dejeuner here; and I'm late this morning.
2
Life was one giddy round of delights-thedejeuner fete, opera, and ball-room
3
The Hotel Croix Blanche is a pleasant little house for dejeuner.
4
My mother, you know, has what she calls a dejeuner tomorrow,-dejeunerand dance.
5
The little dejeuner was a perfect rapprochement, in the light-hearted happiness of the hour.
6
This hour of dejeuner was the favorite time of both.
7
Here every thing gave evidence that the dejeuner was to be a rare one.
8
I think you had better go away, girls, if you have finished your dejeuner.
9
Afterwards a mighty dejeuner in the St. Andrew's Hall- afineold place looking its best.
10
I will take dejeuner with you at one o'clock.
11
Shall we make a leetle promenade after the dejeuner?
12
Colonel Joe has the "dejeuner a deux" in his rooms.
13
But Bonaparte declined the dejeuner, in spite of the repeated and most pressing requests of Count Cobenzl.
14
I was looking at the difference of their colour at Uncle Honeyman's that day of the dejeuner.
15
Mrs. Booth's was a very grand dejeuner.
16
After dejeuner we strolled to the top of the west cliff and lay on the thick dry grass.
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