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Meanings of dine in in English
Synonyms
Examples for "eat in"
Examples for "eat in"
1
Yet you can smell the good things to eat in the house.
2
The guard can eat in the little hall with our own folk.
3
The Saunter-er's Apple not even the saunterer can eat in the house.
4
All through the summer there was plenty to eat in our teepee.
5
There was nothing to eat in the wilderness, and Jesus grew hungry.
Usage of dine in in English
1
After swift greeting they went down-stairs to dine in the public room.
2
Louise has packed for you, and we can dine in the train.
3
And you ought to dine in hall perhaps four days a week.
4
We will dine in my room, mask, and go to the ball.
5
Why, Mrs. Melrose and Mr. Fulmer were engaged to dine in Paris.
6
They had promised to come and dine in a day or two.
7
She came with her father to dine in accordance with Max's invitation.
8
Would you have me and Miss Horton dine in this filthy bed-room?
9
Griselda was to stay and dine in Mount Street; so said the letter.
10
It's my dining room, of course you can't dine in it.
11
Your friends will be with you in time to dine in your company.
12
Mr. Worden was to dine in the fort, with the chaplain.
13
I shall be having some friends to dine in the restaurant.
14
The duke inquired of Lothair how many he could dine in his hall.
15
We will dine in the dining-room at a quarter past eight.
16
The most painful proceeding is to dine in such a place.
This collocation consists of:
Dine in through the time
Dine in across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common