TV dinner

英 [ˌtiː viː ˈdɪnə(r)]

美 [ˌtiː viː ˈdɪnər]

n. (加热即可食用的)方便快餐，熟食快餐

牛津词典

noun

（加热即可食用的）方便快餐，熟食快餐
a meal that you can buy already cooked and prepared, that you only have to heat up before you can eat it

(加热即食的)盒装电视便餐，冷冻快餐
ATV dinneris a complete meal that is sold in a single container. It can be heated up quickly and eaten from the container it is cooked in.

I always watch TV while having dinner.
我总是边吃饭边看电视。
We prefer watching TV at home to having dinner with her.
我们宁可呆在家里看电视，也不想和她一块儿吃饭。
The result is that TV has infiltrated almost every setting, from dinner parties to the torrent of tweets on Sunday nights.
其结果是，电视剧渗透进了几乎每一个场合中，从晚宴到周日晚间大量涌现的推文均如此。
Where doyou think the whole TV dinner thing came from?
你以为电视宴会那一整套东西从哪儿来？
My family often watch TV after dinner.
我的家人经常晚饭后看电视。
Call it a new spin on TV dinner.
我们不妨把它叫做视频聚餐新风尚。
She watches everyday English on TV after dinner.
她晚饭后在电视上看日常英语。
Hispanic and black parents reported having the TV on during dinner more often than white parents, the investigators report in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association.
调查人员发表在《美国饮食协会杂志》上的报告说，与白人父母相比，西班牙人和黑人父母在晚餐时更经常开着电视；
Without the distraction of TV, they might sit around together after dinner and actually talk to one another.
没有电视的娱乐，他们在晚餐之后可能一起无所事事并且实际上和彼此说话。
There were other theories about the name of the TV dinner.
关于电视餐这个名字的由来还有别的说法。