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1 buffet lunch n
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♦ lunch /lʌntʃ/n.1 seconda colazione; pasto del mezzogiorno; pranzo ( e allora la cena dicesi dinner): to eat lunch, pranzare; What's for lunch?, cosa c'è per colazione?; DIALOGO → - Arranging lunch appointment- What are you doing for lunch?, che fai a pranzo?; DIALOGO → - Arranging lunch appointment- Why don't we have lunch together?, perché non pranziamo insieme? NOTA D'USO: - to have breakfast (lunch, dinner, ecc.)-; packed lunch, cestino da viaggio; colazione al sacco; cestino pranzo2 pasto leggero; spuntino● lunch bag, cestino da viaggio □ lunch box, portavivande, pietanziera; ( di scolari) panierino □ (org. az.) lunch break, pausa pranzo: DIALOGO → - Asking about routine 2- I take an hour's lunch break at 12.30, faccio un'ora di pausa pranzo dalle 12:30 □ lunch hour, intervallo di mezzogiorno □ lunch-late restaurant, ristorante per cene dopo il teatro ( aperto dopo mezzanotte) □ ( USA) lunch pail, cestino del pranzo ( che ci si porta da casa al lavoro) □ lunch room, buffet □ lunch voucher, buono pasto □ (volg.) box lunch, sesso orale □ ( slang USA) out to lunch, giù di testa; svitato (fig.) □ (prov.) There's no such thing as a free lunch, niente nella vita è gratis; nessuno dà niente per niente.(to) lunch /lʌntʃ/A v. i.fare la seconda colazione; pranzareB v. t.● to lunch in [out], fare colazione a casa [fuori] □ to lunch on, mangiare per seconda colazione; pranzare con: We lunched on fish and chips, a pranzo abbiamo mangiato pesce fritto e patatine. -
3 buffet buf·fet
I ['bʊfeɪ] n(for refreshments) buffet m inv, bar m inv, (meal) buffet, rinfrescoII ['bʌfɪt]1. n(blow) schiaffo2. vt
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