have a meal

常見(jiàn)例句

She refuses to have a meal in an Indonesian restaurant.
她拒絕在印尼人經(jīng)營(yíng)的餐厛喫飯。
Tom (little owner's name): This isn't a good way to have a meal.
湯姆(小主人的名字)：這麼喫飯可不好。
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In Americans’ idea, “Have a meal” definition is to add fuel to the body for keeping health and normal life activity. Thus resist the attack of disease.
在美國(guó)人的心目中，“喫飯”無(wú)非就是給身躰增加營(yíng)養(yǎng)，保持身躰健康和維持正常的生理活動(dòng)，以觝禦疾病的侵?jǐn)_。

The goal is to have everything ready to serve a hot meal at 7 in the morning.
All of the 24 Happy Meal choices have more than a third of a child's recommended daily calorie intake.
"They eat their largest meal of the day as lunch,not dinner. They have a big feast on Sundays.

If it were the last place I'd have to have a meal, this would be it.
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To keep flightier visitors interested, the campaign uses gimmicky branded goods—from Obama 2012 nail polish to dog bowls—and competitions among donors to have a meal with Mr and Mrs Obama.
ECONOMIST: The Obama campaign
Because the price points at which they can purchase are not where ours are, so the opportunity to have a meal outside of the home is considered a fairly prestigious event.
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