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tr['lʌnʧən]1 formal use almuerzo\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLluncheon voucher ticket nombre masculino restauranteluncheon ['lʌnʧən] n1) : comida f, almuerzo m2)luncheon meat : fiambres fpln.• almuerzo s.m.• almuerzo de ceremonia s.m.• comida de mediodía s.f.• merienda s.f.'lʌntʃənnoun (frml) almuerzo m; (before n)['lʌntʃǝn]luncheon party — lunch m
1.2.CPDluncheon meat N — fiambre m en conserva
luncheon voucher N — (Brit) vale m or (LAm) tíquet m de comida
* * *['lʌntʃən]noun (frml) almuerzo m; (before n)luncheon party — lunch m
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ticket nombre masculino restauranteLuncheon Voucher® noun (BrE) cheque-comida m, ticket m restaurant* * *Luncheon Voucher® noun (BrE) cheque-comida m, ticket m restaurant -
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s.tiquete de comida, cheque-comida, bono de comida, tíquet de comida. -
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'fo:məl1) (done etc according to a fixed and accepted way: a formal letter.) formal, oficial2) (suitable or correct for occasions when things are done according to a fixed and accepted way: You must wear formal dress.) de etiqueta, de ceremonia3) ((of behaviour, attitude etc) not relaxed and friendly: formal behaviour.) formal4) ((of language) exactly correct by grammatical etc rules but not conversational: Her English was very formal.) formal5) ((of designs etc) precise and following a fixed pattern rather than occuring naturally: formal gardens.) ordenado, simétrico•- formally- formality
formal adj1. formal / oficial2. de etiqueta
formal adjetivo 1 ( en general) formal; ‹promesa/oferta› firm 2 ‹ persona› ( cumplidora) reliable, dependable; ( responsable) responsible
formal adjetivo
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2 (serio, educado) serious, serious-minded (cumplidor) reliable, dependable ' formal' also found in these entries: Spanish: aunque - bastante - ceremoniosa - ceremonioso - cita - denuncia - el - etiqueta - formalismo - mayoría - participación - permitirse - baño - cena - conferencia - escolarizar - gala - novio - plática - querer - traje - vestir English: absent - accustom - afford - audience - awaken - businesslike - dear - dependable - deserve - dinner - enjoy - far - fear - formal - intend - luncheon - mention - possess - propose - representation - responsible - serious - shall - should - sober - sober-minded - solid - speech - staid - unreliable - well-behaved - whom - affair - business - evening - formality - grand - grievance - prim - solemn - steady - you - your - yours - yourself - yourselvestr['fɔːməl]1 (official) formal, oficial2 (correct) formal; (traditional) tradicional3 (dress, dinner) de etiqueta4 (visit) de cumplido5 (person, language) ceremonioso,-a, formalista6 (ordered) formal, ordenado,-aformal ['fɔrməl] adj1) ceremonious: formal, de etiqueta, ceremonioso2) official: formal, oficial, de formaformal n1) ball: baile m formal, baile m de etiquetaadj.• ceremonioso, -a adj.• de cumplido adj.• de etiqueta adj.• etiquetero, -a adj.• formal adj.'fɔːrməl, 'fɔːməl1) ( ceremonial) <reception/dinner> formalformal dress — traje m de etiqueta
a formal call — una visita oficial or de protocolo
2) (official, conventional) formal3)a) <manner/person> ceremonioso; <style/language> formalb) ( symmetrical) < garden> de diseño formal['fɔːmǝl]1.ADJ [person] (=correct) correcto; (=reliable, stiff) formal; (=solemn) [greeting, language, occasion, announcement] solemne; [dress] de etiqueta; [visit] de cumplido; (Pol) [visit] oficial; [function] protocolario; [garden] simétrico; (=official) [evidence] documental; [acceptance] por escritoin English, "residence" is a formal term — en inglés, "residence" es un término formal
don't be so formal! — ¡no te andes con tantos cumplidos!
formal clothes — ropa f formal, ropa f de etiqueta
formal training — formación f profesional
2.CPDformal dress N — (=smart clothes) ropa f formal, ropa f de etiqueta; (=evening dress) traje m de noche
29% of companies now require employees to wear formal dress at all times — el 29% de las empresas exigen que sus empleados lleven ropa formal en todo momento
* * *['fɔːrməl, 'fɔːməl]1) ( ceremonial) <reception/dinner> formalformal dress — traje m de etiqueta
a formal call — una visita oficial or de protocolo
2) (official, conventional) formal3)a) <manner/person> ceremonioso; <style/language> formalb) ( symmetrical) < garden> de diseño formal -
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I mi:l noun(the food taken at one time: She eats three meals a day.) comida- make a meal of something
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II mi:l noun(the edible parts of grain ground to a coarse powder: a sack of meal; oatmeal.)- mealymeal n comidathe first meal of the day is breakfast la primera comida del día es el desayuno meal se refiere a cualquiera de las tres comidas principales que se toman a lo largo del día; la comida del mediodía, el almuerzo, se llama lunch o, a veces, dinner según la costumbretr[miːl]1 (flour) harina————————tr[miːl]1 (gen) comida\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLmeal ticket SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (luncheon voucher) ticket nombre masculino restaurante 2 (person etc providing income) sustentomeal ['mi:l] n1) : comida fa hearty meal: una comida sustanciosa2) : harina f (de maíz, etc.)n.• comida s.f.• harina s.f.• vianda s.f.miːl1) c ( Culin) comida fshe has four meals a day — hace cuatro comidas al día, come cuatro veces al día
to make a meal of something — (esp BrE)
a short letter will do: there's no need to make a meal of it — con una carta corta alcanza: no hay por qué exagerar
2) u (Agr, Culin) harina f (de avena, maíz etc)
I [miːl]1.N comida fmeals on wheels — servicio m de comidas a domicilio (para ancianos)
- make a meal of sth2.CPD(fig)meal ticket N — (lit) vale m de comida
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[miːl]N (=flour) harina f* * *[miːl]1) c ( Culin) comida fshe has four meals a day — hace cuatro comidas al día, come cuatro veces al día
to make a meal of something — (esp BrE)
a short letter will do: there's no need to make a meal of it — con una carta corta alcanza: no hay por qué exagerar
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SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (luncheon voucher) ticket nombre masculino restaurante 2 (person etc providing income) sustentoa) ( source of income) (colloq)b) (AmE) ( voucher) cheque-comida m* * *a) ( source of income) (colloq)b) (AmE) ( voucher) cheque-comida m -
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Del verbo almorzar: ( conjugate almorzar) \ \
almuerzo es: \ \1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativoMultiple Entries: almorzar almuerzo
almorzar ( conjugate almorzar) verbo intransitivo verbo transitivo
almuerzo sustantivo masculino
almorzar
I verbo intransitivo (a mediodía) to have lunch (a media mañana) to have a mid-morning snack
II verbo transitivo (a mediodía) to have (something) for lunch (a media mañana) to have sthg for a mid-morning snack: nunca desayuno, pero almuerzo algo a las once, I don't have breakfast, but I have something at eleven
almuerzo sustantivo masculino (a mediodía) lunch (a media mañana) mid-morning snack, familiar elevenses ➣ Ver nota en comida y dinner
' almuerzo' also found in these entries: Spanish: almorzar - salir - comida English: brunch - gobble - lunch - dinner - luncheon - pack
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Luncheon — Luncheon, commonly abbreviated to lunch, is a midday meal. [http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=lunch searchmode=none Online Etymology Dictionary] ] In English speaking countries during the eighteenth century what was originally called… … Wikipedia
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Luncheon — Lunch eon, n. [Prov. E. luncheon, lunchion, lunshin, a large lump of food, fr. lunch. See {Lunch}.] [1913 Webster] 1. A lump of food. [Prov. Eng.] [1913 Webster] 2. A portion of food taken at any time except at a regular meal. [obsolescnet] [1913 … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Luncheon — Lunch eon, v. i. To take luncheon. Beaconsfield. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Luncheon — (englisch, spr. Lontschen, Lunch frühstück), s.u. Frühstück … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Luncheon — (lontschen), engl., Frühstück … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
luncheon — ► NOUN formal ▪ lunch. ORIGIN originally in the sense «thick piece, hunk»: possibly from Spanish lonja slice … English terms dictionary
luncheon — [lun′chən] n. [earlier lunchion, lunshin < LUNCH, prob. after dial. nuncheon, a snack, lunch < ME nonachenche, lit., noon drink] a lunch; esp., a formal lunch with others … English World dictionary
luncheon — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ buffet ▪ annual ▪ awards ▪ anniversary, business, literary (all esp. BrE) ▪ … Collocations dictionary
luncheon — [[t]lʌ̱ntʃən[/t]] luncheons 1) N COUNT A luncheon is a formal lunch, for example to celebrate an important event or to raise money for charity. Earlier this month, a luncheon for former UN staff was held in Vienna. 2) N VAR Luncheon is the meal… … English dictionary
luncheon — lunch, luncheon Lunch is now the standard word for a midday meal, and luncheon seems affectedly formal (and the commercial term luncheon voucher is fast disappearing) … Modern English usage