1. breakfast: breakfast

2. lunch: lunch

3. dinner: dinner

Pronunciation:

1. breakfast: English ['brekf?st]? American ['br?kf?st]?

2, lunch: English ['l?n(t)?]? ? American [l?nt?]?

3. dinner: English ['d?n?] ? American ['d?n?]?

Definitions:

1. breakfast

(1) n. breakfast; morning meal

(2) vi. to eat breakfast

(3) vt. to serve breakfast to...

2. lunch

(1) n. lunch

(2) vt. to eat lunch; to serve lunch

(3) vi. to eat lunch; to serve lunch

3、dinner

（1）n. dinner, dinner party; banquet; formal meal

（2）n. (Dinner) a person's name; (French) Diné

Example Sentences:

1、breakfast

(1) After breakfast he perused the newspapers.

After breakfast, he read various newspapers.

(2) He wolfed down his breakfast and went to school.

He wolfed down his breakfast and went to school.

(3) He rakes the newspaper before breakfast every day.

He skims the newspaper before breakfast every day.

2. lunch

(1) She made a hasty lunch.

She ate her lunch in a hurry.

(2) Deposit your lunch tray at the cafeteria door.

Put your lunch tray at the cafeteria door.

(3) The waiter appeared like magic from the kitchen with a steaming hot lunch.

The waiter served a steaming hot lunch from the kitchen like a magic trick.

3. dinner

(1) Please don't partner me up with Mr. Jones for the dinner.

Please don't partner me up with Mr. Jones at the dinner.

(2)Two hours ago, they healed over and went out for dinnertogether.

(3) The crews of the Card and its consorts had eaten Christmas dinner in Casablanca before sailing.

The officers and men of the Card and its consorts had eaten Christmas dinner in Casablanca before sailing.