おひる
Meanings
Noun
Polite
1. lunch
What do you usually do for lunch!?
2. noon; midday
But it's still before noon.
3. daytime
4. waking up; getting up; rising
Pitch accent
お
ひ
る
Composed of
honorific/polite/humble prefix
noon; midday; daytime; lunch
Examples (32 in total)
It's lunch time.
What are we going to do for lunch?
I'll come at noon to pick you up.
Well, let's have lunch.
But it's still before noon.
What do you like to eat for lunch?
When is your lunch break?
Those are the leftovers from lunch.
I had an egg sandwich for lunch.
What do you usually do for lunch!?
Have you finished eating your lunch?
Have you decided where we are having lunch?
I usually have lunch here.
Mum made lunch for me.
It's past noon. Let's eat.
When I looked at the clock, it was before noon.
It's a little before noon.
Every day at lunchtime, the kitchen is a war zone.
I have lunch at noon with my friends.
Tom, have you already eaten lunch?
Tom ate instant ramen for lunch.
We often have lunch together.
It may rain around noon.
She finished her lunch quickly and went shopping.
He came a little after noon.
I'm having lunch with my sister right now.
No, he has gone out for lunch already.
Are you hungry already? You should've eaten more for lunch.
I was busy at work today so I didn't have the time to eat lunch.
The café nearer to the school is closed at lunch hours.
We should get to Chicago by lunchtime.
What do Japanese students usually eat for lunch?