0 present participle of dine --
1 to eat the main meal of the day, usually in the evening: --
We dined by candlelight.
2 to eat a meal in a restaurant and then leave without paying: --
Now he is going for lunch into the dining room, and has left his book in the common room.
And if so, the problem is how to get an adequate picture of these changing dining habits.
The observations were conducted in public spaces, including dining rooms, corridors and lounges.
Such houses are highly subdivided, with kitchens, dining rooms, several bedrooms, and other elements common to the large modern house.
In fact one third of the living room is lowered a half level to connect to the kitchen and dining area below.
The living room, the dining room and two bedrooms each had two windows and faced the street.
In many residential designs, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, dining rooms, deck/patios, windows, doors, stairs or gables, are no more than standard architectural features.
No distinction at all except officer explorers and wireless people have it in the dining room.
