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The phrase "a quick meal with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a meal that is prepared or consumed in a short amount of time, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "After a long day at work, I just wanted a quick meal with my family before heading to bed."
Alternatives: "a fast meal with" or "a speedy meal with".
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Nothing wrong, he thought, with sharing a quick meal with a good-looking woman, a friend of the family.
Merkel still lives in the central Berlin apartment she occupied before her election and can sometimes be seen out shopping, or stopping into a favorite French-style restaurant, Borchardt, for a quick meal with her husband.
But so is the idea of breakfast as a meeting Siberia, in which less important clients or last-minute meet-and-greets were relegated to a quick meal with an easy out: "Busy day ahead.
Zach got the news while downing a quick meal with friends at a restaurant.
"Pour and serve" style sauces such as pasta sauces, curry or stir fry sauces, marinades and other products that can make a quick meal with the additional of a few good vegetables and vegetarian proteins.
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After a quick meal I go upstairs with Katy to change into my Guiding uniform.
When I ask Wesley if Wagner and I might grab a quick meal, he fixes me with an icy glare.
The terrace is a place for staff to take breaks, eat a quick meal, or have a meeting with colleagues".
Customers are waiting longer than ever to drive away with a quick meal, even at fast food behemoths like McDonald's.
5 Le petit déjeuner (breakfast) is traditionally a quick meal consisting of tartines (slices) of French bread with jelly or jam, along with coffee or tea.
I ate a quick meal of rice and chicken, washed down with two glasses of cold doogh, a savoury yoghurt drink seasoned with mint.
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