diner

英 [ˈdaɪnə(r)]

美 [ˈdaɪnər]

n. (尤指餐馆的)就餐者; (尤指较便宜的)小餐馆，小饭店

复数：diners　

Collins.1 / BNC.14076 / COCA.5956

牛津词典

noun

（尤指餐馆的）就餐者
a person eating a meal, especially in a restaurant
1. a restaurant capable of seating 100 diners
  可容纳100人就餐的餐馆
（尤指较便宜的）小餐馆，小饭店
a small, usually cheap, restaurant
1. a roadside diner
  路边小餐馆

(全天营业的)小餐馆，小饭馆
Adineris a small cheap restaurant that is open all day.
N-COUNT (餐馆里的)进餐者
The people who are having dinner in a restaurant can be referred to asdiners.
1. They sat in a corner, away from other diners.
  他们坐在一个角落里，远离其他进餐者。

noun

a restaurant that resembles a dining car
a passenger car where food is served in transit
Synonym:dining cardining compartmentbuffet car
a person eating a meal (especially in a restaurant)

If you are a frequent restaurant diner, consider purchasing an Entertainment Book for local restaurants.
如果你经常在饭店吃饭，考虑买本当地餐厅的娱乐杂志。
He was just a guy in a diner.
他只是一个在餐馆的普通人。
That's why you brought me to this diner in this black neighborhood.
所以你才带我来这个黑人社区用餐。
I want you to meet me tomorrow morning at8:00, at the diner.
我要你明早8点到餐厅来见我。
There might not be a diner for a while, so you should have some meat.
可能后面很长一段路没有餐馆了，你应该吃点东西。
We'll go to the diner on the boulevard.
我们去大道上的餐厅。
Me too, I have the early shift at the diner.
我也是，餐馆要值早班。
Curious George had diner with me.
好奇的乔治和我一起吃了晚餐。
Meatloaf is a good diner meal.
烘肉卷是很好的一种餐车食物。
My mother is so hard on me. I know that, everybody in this diner can hear that.
我妈妈好凶我知道，这里每个人都听到了。