Lunch out Meaning in English
expression
ˈɫəntʃ/ /ˈaʊt
LUNCH-owt
lˈʌntʃ/ /ˈaʊt
LUNCH-owt
释义
To eat lunch at a restaurant, café, or anywhere outside your home or workplace. It usually means not bringing your own food.
用法与细微差别
Used informally, often about going to restaurants or cafés during the lunch break. Don't confuse with 'lunch in' (eat at home/work). Common in phrases like 'Let's lunch out' or 'I usually lunch out on Fridays.' Not widely used as a verb phrase outside casual speech.
Spanish: almorzar fueraPortuguese (BR): almoçar foraPortuguese (PT): almoçar foraChinese (Simplified): 在外吃午餐Chinese (Traditional): 在外吃午餐Hindi: बाहर दोपहर का खाना खानाArabic: تناول الغداء خارج المنزلBengali: বাইরে দুপুরের খাবার খাওয়াRussian: обедать вне домаJapanese: 外で昼食をとるVietnamese: ăn trưa ở ngoàiKorean: 외식하다 (점심) - 점심을 밖에서 먹다Turkish: dışarıda öğle yemeği yemekUrdu: باہر دوپہر کا کھانا کھاناIndonesian: makan siang di luar
例句
We usually lunch out on Fridays.
basic
Do you want to lunch out today?
basic
She doesn't like to lunch out alone.
basic
Let’s lunch out somewhere new today—I'm tired of the usual spots.
natural
Whenever we have meetings downtown, we just lunch out afterward.
natural
Ever since the new café opened, we've been lunching out way more often.
natural