danh từ
người dự bữa ăn, người dự tiệctoa ăn (trên xe lửa)(từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) quán ăn rẻ tiềnDefinition of diner
dinernoun
quán ăn
/ˈdaɪnə(r)//ˈdaɪnər/The origin of the word "diner" is often attributed to the early 20th-century roadside eateries in the United States. These establishments were often small, informal restaurants or cafes that served simple meals and refreshments to travelers and locals alike. The term "diner" is believed to have originated from the Victorian-era term "diner-out," which referred to taking a meal away from home. As the concept of the diner evolved, the term stuck and became synonymous with these types of establishments. In the early days, diners were often converted railroad cars or trailers that were parked along highways and served as convenient stops for travelers. The word "diner" captured the idea of a quick, no-frills meal on-the-go, and it has since become an iconic symbol of American road culture. Today, diners come in many shapes and sizes, from vintage-style eateries to modern, avant-garde restaurants, but the core idea of the diner – a welcoming, affordable spot for a quick bite – remains the same.
Summary danh từ
người dự bữa ăn, người dự tiệc
toa ăn (trên xe lửa)
(từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) quán ăn rẻ tiền
danh từngười dự bữa ăn, người dự tiệctoa ăn (trên xe lửa)(từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) quán ăn rẻ tiềnnamespace
a person eating a meal, especially in a restaurant
một người đang ăn một bữa ăn, đặc biệt là trong một nhà hàng
Example:
- a restaurant capable of seating 100 diners
một nhà hàng có sức chứa 100 thực khách
a small, usually cheap, restaurant
một nhà hàng nhỏ, thường rẻ
Example:
- a roadside diner
một quán ăn ven đường