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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a regular dinner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a typical or standard meal that one would have, often implying that it is not special or extraordinary.
Example: "After a long week, we decided to have a regular dinner at home instead of going out."
Alternatives: "an ordinary dinner" or "a typical dinner".
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It was just a regular dinner, nothing special.
François Mitterrand, then president, was a regular dinner guest at their Paris apartment.
A regular dinner at this small restaurant in the country costs about $140 ,without wine.
There's nothing to celebrate at home and no place to eat out, at least if they want a regular dinner.
He became a regular dinner companion, inviting the entire Turano clan out to local restaurants and regaling the family with tales of his political triumphs.
(I have eaten a regular dinner there on a weekday, once where they used real plates and silverware, so it was even more galling to serve Christmas dinner on throwaway materials).
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While enjoying A Voce's regular dinner menus, guests will have the chance to talk intimately with the sommeliers, who happen to be the winemakers, promoting their labels and the restaurant's wine list.
In terms of table wine, a Côtes du Rhone at around €5 or a Chablis for €7 are regular dinner companions in my house.
Patina Restaurant will serve a three-course menu for $72, an $180 eight-course menu and the regular dinner menu.
Mike Scully, an executive producer best known for "The Simpsons," joked that a certain expletive "was part of our regular dinner conversation — and that was during grace".
Some asked for nothing, or nothing special — a regular prison dinner, food from the vending machines, a cigarette and a soda.
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