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Pronunciation / Transliteration: brunch
"Nous avons eu un brunch délicieux dimanche."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A late morning meal eaten instead of breakfast and lunch.
"We decided to have brunch at the new café downtown." - 2
A social gathering for a meal that combines breakfast and lunch, often served on weekends.
"The brunch party was a great way to catch up with friends."
Thesaurus & Semantic Spectrum
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'brunch' is a portmanteau of 'breakfast' and 'lunch,' first coined in Britain in the late 19th century. It evolved to describe a late morning meal that combines elements of both breakfast and lunch, reflecting changing social customs around dining.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Brunch" is said worldwide
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Brunch
Transliteration: brunch
"Nous avons eu un brunch délicieux dimanche."
Brunch
Transliteration: brunch
"Wir haben am Sonntag einen Brunch veranstaltet."
Brunch
Transliteration: brunch
"Abbiamo fatto un brunch domenica mattina."
Brunch
Transliteration: brunch
"Tuvimos un brunch delicioso el domingo."
Brunch
Transliteration: brunch
"Fizemos um brunch no domingo de manhã."
ब्रंच
Transliteration: brañch
"हमने रविवार को एक ब्रंच किया।"
早午餐
Transliteration: zǎo wǔ cān
"我们周日享用了丰盛的早午餐。"
브런치
Transliteration: beureonchi
"우리는 일요일에 브런치를 먹었습니다."
ブランチ
Transliteration: buranchi
"私たちは日曜日にブランチを楽しみました。"
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