lunch

lunch
1. noun
(a meal eaten in the middle of the day.) formiddagsmat, lunsj
2. verb
(to eat this meal: We lunched on the train.) spise formiddagsmat/lunsj
lunsj
I
subst. \/lʌn(t)ʃ\/
1) lunsj, formiddagsmat
• he forgot his lunch box
han glemte matboksen sin
• here's your lunch packet
her er nisten din \/ her er matpakken din
2) lunsjpause
be at lunch ha lunsjpause, spise lunsj
do lunch (amer.) spise lunsj sammen, treffes til lunsj, ha lunsj
• how about you and I doing lunch tomorrow?
hva sier du til at vi to spiser lunsj sammen i morgen?
have\/take lunch spise lunsj
out to lunch (overført, hverdagslig) blåst, bortreist, borte vekk, ingen hjemme
packed lunch niste, nistepakke, matpakke
there's no such thing as a free lunch ingen ting her i livet er gratis, du får ikke noe for ingen ting, alt har sin pris
II
verb \/lʌn(t)ʃ\/
spise lunsj, spise til lunsj, ha til lunsj
• we lunched on salmon
vi hadde laks til lunsj
lunch somebody well by noen på en god lunsj

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