Take dinner is not correct and usable in written English.
You can use a phrase like 'have dinner' instead: Example: Let's have dinner together tonight.
One night, Cathy decides to take dinner to her hardworking husband.
A waiter appeared to take dinner orders, but Mr. Dorf didn't look up from his spreadsheet.
I take dinner on the garden terrace, where trailing silver birches frame a view across pewter waters to island after island after island.
(The walk back will take you past Katz's Delicatessen, where I'm afraid you will need to stop as well for a fatty pastrami sandwich and some pickles on the side. Take dinner off that night if you must).
Open Mon-Thurs 9.30am-11pm, Sat-Sun 9.30am-midnight; cloSundaysdays Recommended by Tatus Fombellida, chef-owner at (now closed) Panier Fleuri As head of a centre for gastronomic excellence in a city with Europe's highest concentration of Michelin stars per capita, deciding where to take dinner guests is not a decision to take lightly.
When they were home from school, he took dinner in his library.
And after Jen's mother received a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer last year, he started taking dinner to his in-laws three times a week.
Got there late in the day, found the campground and set up at Curry, taking dinner to El Cap.
He added: "I don't see how taking dinners in excess of $100 a person is saving the hospital money".
They take their dinner money to the local burger bar rather than eat school meals.
