What are the expressions for breakfast, lunch and dinner in English?

Breakfast breakfast, lunch lunch, dinner dinner.

First, breakfast English? ['Breckoff? st]？ ? ? Beautiful? ['Breckoff? st]？ ?

Noun (short for noun)? breakfast

Verb (short for verb)? Eat breakfast; have breakfast

Breakfast means "breakfast, breakfast", which means one meal a day. This is an uncountable noun. Generally speaking, there is no article before breakfast; When referring to a breakfast, you can also add articles or other qualifiers; When an attributive modifier is not specified, it is usually preceded by an indefinite article.

Second, lunch English? 【l？ nt？ ]? ? ? Beautiful? 【l？ nt？ ]? ?

Noun (short for noun)? lunch

Verb (short for verb)? Eat (lunch); Provide (lunch)

Lunch means "lunch", and sometimes it can also refer to a light meal between two meals. It can be used as both countable and uncountable nouns. Often used with verbs such as have and take to mean "have lunch". Generally speaking, there is no article before lunch. If there is an attributive modification, you can add an indefinite article, especially when eating.

Third, supper English? [? p？ (r)] beauty? [? p？ r]？ ?

Noun (short for noun)? Dinner; Dinner; banquet

Dinner means "dinner, dinner", which means the last meal of the night. It is usually used in the singular form and is generally not modified by articles.

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Distinguishing synonyms

Breakfast, dinner, lunch, dinner, dinner, tea.

These words are the names of rice, generally without articles. The difference is:

1, dinner refers to dinner, usually eaten in the evening, and can also refer to banquet.

He invited me to dinner. He invited me to dinner tonight.

2. Breakfast refers to breakfast.

I have breakfast at seven. I have breakfast at 7 o'clock.

3. Lunch refers to lunch

We have lunch at noon.

4. A meal means any meal.

He had a light meal at home. He had a light meal at home.

5. Dinner means dinner.

I have dinner at six. I have dinner at six.

6. Tea means afternoon tea in Britain. For example:

They are drinking tea in the garden. They are having afternoon tea in the garden.