diners

英 [ˈdaɪnəz]

美 [ˈdaɪnərz]

n.  (尤指餐馆的)就餐者; (尤指较便宜的)小餐馆，小饭店
diner的复数

柯林斯词典

• (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。

双语例句

• Diners can enjoy succulent cherry tomatoes filled with a nutty sesame sauce.
  食客品尝到鲜嫩多汁的樱桃西红柿里面填满了坚果的芝麻酱。
• If your fellow diners are economists, then my analysis will apply.
  如果是经济学家和你一起用餐，那么我的分析就会适用。
• Diners can enjoy an uninterrupted view of the garden.
  用餐者对花园的景色一览无余。
• Suspicion of beer in the food world, Burns says, does not only relate to the diners.
  伯恩斯说，餐饮界对啤酒的质疑并不仅仅与用餐者有关。
• Diners do not want to leave the table feeling bloated.
  食客们不想吃到肚子胀鼓鼓的才离开饭桌。
• I can use Diners Card, can't I?
  我可以用餐点卡，不是吗？
• In the nineteen sixties, diners became less popular.
  到了十九世纪六十年代，餐车有些失宠了。
• The authors of the study found that fork size helped diners see how far along they were toward finishing.
  这篇研究报告的作者们发现，叉子的大小可以帮助吃饭的人估量他们现在已经吃了多少，距离吃完还有什么样一个距离。
• After the diners have ordered, the robots in the kitchen set to work cooking.
  顾客点单后，厨房里的机器人就开始烹饪了。
• While diners may be eating out less, chefs around the world are still creating dishes with unusual ingredients.
  尽管如今人们外出就餐减少，但世界各地的厨师们仍在尝试用各种不同寻常的食材来制作美食。