luncheon
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈlʌntʃən/
luncheon means: A formal meal or social event held around the middle of the day.
noun
A formal meal or social event held around the middle of the day.
- The luncheon starts at noon.
- We attended a charity luncheon yesterday.
- Speeches followed the annual awards luncheon.
Meat processed and packed for eating in slices, often from a can.
- She sliced the luncheon for our sandwiches.
- We opened a tin of luncheon.
- Fry the luncheon until its edges turn brown.
A large, inexpensive sausage made from processed meat and usually eaten in thin slices.
- The butcher sliced some luncheon.
- He bought a roll of luncheon for the picnic.
- The children had luncheon sandwiches for lunch.
Questions about luncheon
What does luncheon mean?
A formal meal or social event held around the middle of the day.
What is luncheon in other languages?
Türkçe: öğle yemeği · Español: almuerzo · Français: déjeuner · Deutsch: Mittagessen · Italiano: pranzo · 日本語: 昼食会
How do you pronounce luncheon?
It is pronounced /ˈlʌntʃən/.
How do you use luncheon in a sentence?
The luncheon starts at noon. We attended a charity luncheon yesterday.
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