Dinner Rush

基本解釋

Have not had time to eat dinner, you have to immediately rush in the past.
晚飯都還沒(méi)有來(lái)得及吃，就得馬上趕過(guò)去。
Then I would have to rush my dinner and drive back home for another half an hour.
然后急急忙忙的吃完飯又開(kāi)超過(guò)半小時(shí)的車(chē)才可以到家。
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Like so many people in other cultures, many Americans are taking time to relax and enjoy the finer tastes at dinner, even if they still rush through lunch at a hamburger stand.
雖然許多美國(guó)人仍然會(huì)站在漢堡包攤前匆匆打發(fā)自己的午餐，但是在晚餐時(shí)，美國(guó)人同其他國(guó)家的許多人一樣，會(huì)靜下心來(lái)從容不迫地品嘗菜肴美味。

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