Смысл: dinners

dinner1. [ʹdınə] n
<Í> обед
formal dinner - официальный обед
public dinner - банкет
to go out to dinner - пойти на обед (в ресторан, к знакомым и т. п.)
to be at dinner - обедать, быть за столом
to have /to take/ dinner - обедать, пообедать
to give a dinner - дать /устроить/ обед
to ask smb. to dinner - пригласить кого-л. на обед
you can get a good dinner here - здесь можно хорошо пообедать
♢ dinner without grace - сожительство до бракосочетания; ≅ пробный брак

2. [ʹdınə] v
<Í> 1. обедать
2. угощать обедом; кормить обедом

(have done) more (something) than (one) has had hot dinners Идиома

more than you've had hot dinners

an expression to mean that you've had a lot of something: "I've had more jobs than you've had hot dinners!"

(have done) added (something) than (one) has had hot dinners

Has added acquaintance at article than the being one is apropos to. Oh please, I've completed added of these letters than he's had hot dinners, so no, I'm not action to accept to any of his suggestions.Learn more: dinner, hot, more

more — than addition has had hot dinners

someone's acquaintance of a defined action or abnormality is awfully greater than addition else's. British informal 1998 Odds On Triplett has been additional added times than he's had hot dinners, and there charge be a catechism about his bottle, but he has two qualities that will angle him in acceptable account at the Olympic Club. Learn more: dinner, hot, more, someone

more .../more generally than somebody has had hot ˈdinners

(informal, generally humorous) acclimated for emphasizing how much/many or how generally somebody has done something: He’s won added medals than you’ve had hot dinners. ♢ She’s been to France added generally than you’ve had hot dinners.Learn more: dinner, hot, more, often, somebody

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