Meaning of Every day at lunch
A phrase indicating a regular occurrence at lunchtime each day.
In simple words: Each day during the lunch hour
Every day at lunch in a sentence
- Every day at lunch, we have a team meeting to discuss our progress.
- I take a walk every day at lunch to clear my mind.
- She reads a book every day at lunch, enjoying her quiet time.
- Every day at lunch, the cafeteria serves a special dish.
- He meets his friend every day at lunch to catch up.
How to use Every day at lunch
Use this phrase to indicate routine actions, especially when discussing daily schedules. Appropriate in both casual and professional contexts.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Imagine enjoying lunch every single day at the same time.
Related words
Collocations with Every day at lunch
- go out for lunch every day
- have lunch every day
- meet friends every day at lunch
Synonyms for Every day at lunch
- daily lunch
- each lunch hour
- every lunchtime
Common mistakes with Every day at lunch
- Incorrectly saying 'everyday' instead of 'every day' – 'everyday' is an adjective.
- Omitting 'at' and saying 'every day lunch'.
- Using the phrase in contexts that don't relate to daily activities.
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Every day at lunch in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
كل يوم وقت الغداء
كل يوم خلال ساعة الغداء
- Bengaliবাংলা
প্রতিদিন দুপুরে
প্রতিদিন মধ্যাহ্নের সময়
- GermanDeutsch
Jeden Tag mittags
Jeden Tag während der Mittagspause
- SpanishEspañol
Todos los días a la hora del almuerzo
Cada día durante la hora del almuerzo
- Persianفارسی
هر روز در زمان ناهار
هر روز در ساعت ناهار
- FrenchFrançais
Tous les jours à midi
Chaque jour pendant la pause déjeuner
- Hindiहिन्दी
हर रोज़ दोपहर के खाने पर
हर दिन लंच के समय
- ItalianItaliano
Ogni giorno a pranzo
Ogni giorno durante l'ora di pranzo.
- PortuguesePortuguês
Todo dia no almoço
Todo dia na hora do almoço
- RussianРусский
Каждый день в обед
Каждый день в обеденный час
- Urduاردو
روزانہ دوپہر کے کھانے پر
ہر روز لنچ کے وقت
- Chinese中文
每天午餐时
每天午饭的时候
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Frequently asked questions about Every day at lunch
What does Every day at lunch mean?
Each day during the lunch hour
What is the definition of Every day at lunch?
A phrase indicating a regular occurrence at lunchtime each day.
How do you use Every day at lunch in a sentence?
Every day at lunch, we have a team meeting to discuss our progress.
Can you give another example of Every day at lunch?
I take a walk every day at lunch to clear my mind.
What are synonyms for Every day at lunch?
Common alternatives include daily lunch, each lunch hour, every lunchtime.
What words go with Every day at lunch?
It commonly pairs with go out for lunch every day, have lunch every day, meet friends every day at lunch.
What are common mistakes when using Every day at lunch?
Incorrectly saying 'everyday' instead of 'every day' – 'everyday' is an adjective. Omitting 'at' and saying 'every day lunch'. Using the phrase in contexts that don't relate to daily activities.
How do you pronounce Every day at lunch?
US: //ˈɛv.ri deɪ æt lʌntʃ//, UK: //ˈɛv.ri deɪ æt lʌntʃ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Every day at lunch?
Use this phrase to indicate routine actions, especially when discussing daily schedules. Appropriate in both casual and professional contexts.
