lunchtime in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for lunchtime in the English»Spanish Dictionary

lunchtime [Am ˈlən(t)ʃtaɪm, Brit ˈlʌn(t)ʃtʌɪm] N

lunchtime

hora f de almorzar

lunchtime

hora f del almuerzo

lunchtime

hora f de comer esp Spain, Mex

lunchtime

hora f de la comida esp Spain, Mex

lunchtime attr concert/program

de mediodía

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I'll nip home at lunchtime

me haré una escapadita a casa al mediodía inf

tomorrow lunchtime

mañana al mediodía or a la hora del almuerzo

I'll do it this lunchtime

lo haré al mediodía

when do you want it? — can you manage it by lunchtime?

¿para cuándo lo quiere? — ¿lo podrá tener listo para el mediodía?

Translations for lunchtime in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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menú del día

Common in Spain, especially at lunchtime, this consists of a selection of courses for a fixed price. A drink and coffee are often included in the price.

tengo por norma no beber al mediodía

I make it a rule not to drink at lunchtime

bares

Bars in Spain sell hot and cold drinks, snacks such as tapas and ración, sandwiches and pastries. They often provide full meals at lunchtime. Bares are usually less smart than cafeterías cafetería and concentrate on drinks and snacks. They open from early in the morning until late at night.

no cerramos al mediodía

we are open o we stay open at lunchtime

¡niños, a comer!

lunchtime (o dinnertime etc.), children!

lunchtime in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for lunchtime in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.lunchtime N

lunchtime

hora f de comer

II.lunchtime ADJ

lunchtime concert:

lunchtime

de mediodía

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beyond lunchtime

después del almuerzo

lunchtime Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

beyond lunchtime

después del almuerzo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Rehearsals are held at recess and lunchtimes in the school's memorial hall and are generally coordinated by student leaders in the house.

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The fare is populist stuff, an approachable lunchtime lineup of soups, sandwiches and quiches would be at home in the late 1980s.

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The library regularly offers special events such as art exhibits, book talks, film showings, and lunchtime piano recitals.

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All students are encouraged to become involved in lunchtime and after-school activities.

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An 15-minute lunchtime programme airs at 1:30pm with a short update broadcast at 3pm.

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The couple were eventually located on the plateau at lunchtime and helped to a vehicle and then to the national park's funicular railway.

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This enhances pupils experience, ability and progression further though running clubs either at lunchtime or after school.

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The cathedral itself remains a venue for cultural events, including evening and sometimes lunchtime music concerts.

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There he was given a new lunchtime show to present.

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She holds lunchtime advisory sessions for her fellow students.

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