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Meaning dine meaning

What does dine mean?
Definitions in simple English

dine Verb

— If you dine, then you eat dinner. We usually dine at four o'clock, because that is when we get hungry.

dine

— verb have supper; eat dinner We often dine with friends in this restaurant — verb give dinner to; host for dinner I'm wining and dining my friends

Synonyms dine synonyms

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dine English » English

eat ingest have a meal feed take a meal sup lunch have dinner have eat dinner take in swallow supper regale meal have dinner/lunch guzzle fare eat up eat out eat lunch eat a meal drink consume chew break bread absorb Navaho

Topics dine topics

What do people use dine to talk about?
Daily life Food Eat

Meal

Conjugation dine conjugation

How do you conjugate dine?

dine · verb

Examples dine examples

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Simple sentences

Let's dine out for a change.
We dine out once a week.
People dine very late in Spain.
Even if they have a good wine menu, I will not want to dine here.
We'll dine together and then go to the theater.
It's impossible to dine at this restaurant without reservations.
Why don't you dine out with me for a change?
Let's dine out tonight. I'm too tired to cook.
They dine at seven.
Today, I will dine with you.
I dine at seven.

Movie subtitles

But, by the time you knock his socks off today, wine and dine him over the weekend and then do your presentation on Monday, he will be.
And what about you? Well, Molly really doesn't like to dine alone.
Shall we dine in, Mrs. Alison?
Come to my chambers and dine.
Then we may dine here?
We only wanted you to dine with us.
Night after night, we dine together in silence.
We'll dine within the hour.
It's too late to dine now.
You invited me to dine with you at 7:00.
When I dine with a woman, I expect her to look at my face.
You will not dine with me, ride with me, or even take a walk with me.
And I hope we're good enough friends for you to dine with me tonight.
You'd be surprised how many nice people dine with them.
Dine with me tonight?
I'd ask you to dine with me, but I have to go to a reception right afterwards.
Then you can dine elsewhere on what you can get!
You meet me at five o'clock. And at ten minutes past five, I agree to dine with you.
Now, gentlemen, let us dine.
We were to dine somewhere and spend the evening together.
You must both come and dine with me.
I'm having him dine at my place.
But, by the time you knock his socks off today, wine and dine him over the weekend and then do your presentation on Monday, he will be. Putty in our hands. - Oh.
Perhaps we'll dine together.
Where'd you dine?
We're going out to dine at a restaurant and we're going to a theater.
They were both free that night. and agreed to dine with me.
Dine and dance.
Just because he's the big noise around here and he's actually permitted you to dine with him.
Now, I've invited the Baron Von Ullman and the Princess to dine.
We're going to dine soon.
And goodbye. - Wouldn't you like to dine with us?
You will never see me, except each evening at 7:00, when you will dine, and I will come to the great hall.
Will you permit me to watch you dine?

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