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

柯林斯词典

• (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.

双语例句

• I always watch TV while having dinner.
  我总是边吃饭边看电视。
• If someone had told me seven years ago, in my final year of a business and economics degree, that I'd now be living without money, I'd have probably choked on my TV dinner.
  如果有人在七年前告诉我，也就是在我攻读商业与经济学学位的最后一年，我以后会过着没有钱的生活，边看电视边吃晚餐的我听了这话非得噎着。
• Less educated parents also were more apt to have the TV on during the family dinner.
  受教育程度低的父母更倾向于全家晚餐时开着电视。
• 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。
• She watches everyday English on TV after dinner.
  她晚饭后在电视上看日常英语。
• 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 name TV dinner came from the shape of the tray it was served on.
  电视餐这个名字来源于装这类餐食的盘子的形状。
• My family often watch TV after dinner.
  我的家人经常晚饭后看电视。
• I enjoy a good old-fashioned TV Dinner.
  我喜欢美美地来上一顿老式冷冻快餐。
• 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。