breakfast

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun

n. a meal made of foods usually eaten in the morning, like eggs or cereal, even if eaten later.

n. a meal consisting of specific food items traditionally associated with the morning, regardless of the time of consumption.

日本語:朝食※

“The café serves a full English breakfast all day long.”

“The diner specialised in traditional breakfast fare, offering pancakes and smoked bacon well into the evening hours for late-shift workers.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun British English · Formal

n. a special meal served after a formal event like a wedding.

n. a celebratory meal served following a religious or solemn ceremony, most commonly a wedding.

“After the church service, the guests gathered for a wedding breakfast at a nearby hotel.”

“The wedding breakfast was held in the grand ballroom, featuring a three-course menu that reflected the couple's heritage.”

C1 · Advanced Literary · Formal

v. to eat your first meal of the day.

v. to consume the morning meal; used as an intransitive verb.

Español:desayunar

“The guests breakfasted on the terrace while enjoying the view of the mountains.”

“The travellers breakfasted early at the inn before continuing their journey across the pass.”