dinning

英 [ˈdɪnɪŋ]

美 [ˈdɪnɪŋ]

n.  丁宁

双语例句

• Dinning out, especially on holidays, is a way of life for the people in big cities.
  在外面餐馆吃饭，特别是在节假日，是大城市许多人们的一种生活方式。
• When my husband was going into the dinning room this morning, he dropped some coins on the floor.
  今天早上我丈夫走进饭厅时，把一些硬币掉在地上了。
• We enjoy three meals for free in the dinning hall.
  在食堂，我们能吃到免费的三餐。
• There are many people coming and going on street but a few greet you, not to mention chatting or dinning with you.
  当你走在街上，眼前有那么多的人来来往往，可是却很少有人会跟你打招呼，更别说陪你聊天、吃饭；
• Mrs Brown is dinning phrasal verbs into our heads every day.
  布朗太太每天都反复向我们灌输短语动词。
• Also there is a dinning hall with tables and chairs around. I can see old people reading, or playing cards.
  此外有一饭厅，内有许多桌椅，我看到老人们在这里看书和打牌。
• After dinning into you that taste is merely a matter of personal preference, they take you to the museum and tell you that you should pay attention because Leonardo is a great artist.
  在向你灌输了品味只是个人爱好之后，他们带你去艺术博物馆，然后告诉你凝神观察那些作品，因为达芬奇是一个伟大的艺术家。
• The noodles and rice in the dinning hall are very interesting.
  我们食堂的面条和大米都很好吃。
• You never notice the fish eye stares at you when you eat fish on the dinning table.
  你在餐桌上吃鱼时，根本没注意到鱼眼睛在注视着你。
• Here in Diamond, you can experience private dinning and enjoy delicious food.
  在戴梦得，享受私密而不乏美味的用餐体验。