Eat in Meaning in English
expression
ˈit/ /ˈɪn/, /ɪn
EET-IN, in
ˈiːt/ /ˈɪn
EET-IN
释义
To have your meal at home instead of going out, or to eat inside a restaurant rather than taking food to go.
用法与细微差别
Informal and common in spoken English. 'Eat in' is often used for home meals ('Let's eat in tonight') or when choosing to dine inside a restaurant ('for here or to go?'). It contrasts with 'eat out' (at restaurants) or 'take out' (takeaway food).
Spanish: comer en casa - comer dentro (del restaurante)Portuguese (BR): comer em casa - comer no local (restaurante)Portuguese (PT): comer em casa - comer no local (restaurante)Chinese (Simplified): 在家吃 - 在店内吃Chinese (Traditional): 在家喫 - 在店內喫Hindi: घर पर खाना खाना - रेस्तरां के अंदर खानाArabic: تناول الطعام في المنزل - تناول الطعام داخل المطعمBengali: বাড়িতে খাওয়া - ভেতরে খাওয়াRussian: есть дома - есть внутри (заведения)Japanese: 家で食べる - 店内で食べるVietnamese: ăn ở nhà - ăn tại chỗKorean: 집에서 먹다 - 매장에서 먹다Turkish: evde yemek yemek - içeride yemekUrdu: گھر پر کھانا کھانا - اندر بیٹھ کر کھاناIndonesian: makan di rumah - makan di tempat
例句
Let’s eat in tonight instead of going out.
basic
Do you want to eat in or go to a restaurant?
basic
Many people prefer to eat in to save money.
basic
I’d rather eat in. It’s cozier and I can cook exactly what I want.
natural
When you order pizza, do you usually eat in or take it to go?
natural
The café asked if I wanted to eat in or have my coffee to go.
natural