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Meanings of got a dinner in English

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Usage of got a dinner in English
1
He's actually got a dinner jacket, and Consadine's got a starched shirt.
Smoke Bellew
2
Then, more clearly, I've got a dinner of sorts rassled up.
Foundation and Empire
3
I haven't got a dinner dress, and am not prepared.
My Brilliant Career
4
Now I've got a dinner meeting, she said, absently.
Deadly little secrets
5
We've got a dinner for two, and so far no one is any the wiser.
Old Granny Fox
6
We've got a dinner to attend, says Haymitch.
Catching Fire
7
Well, by Jove, my boy, I've got a dinner jacket, a Prince Albert and a silk hat.
Jane Cable
8
Here I got a dinner.
Initial Studies in American Letters
9
I've got a dinner engagement.
Five Tales
10
You've got a dinner party on, and Frank won't enjoy it half as much as he would dining quietly with me.
By Sheer Pluck: A Tale of the Ashanti War
11
Got a dinner date?
Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise
12
"I've got a dinner party to go to."
On Stranger Tides
13
"You've got a dinner-party," he said.
The Prime Minister
14
"I ain't got a dinner-coat, Honey."
Blue Bonnet's Ranch Party
15
"All these people, excepting the officer there, are waiting to see him, Miss, and he's got a dinner engagement at eight..."
Okewood of the Secret Service
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