afternoon tea Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ˌɑːf.tə.nuːn ˈtiː]
  • Us [ ˌæf.tɚ.nuːn ˈtiː]

Meaning of afternoon tea In English

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Examples of afternoon tea

  • Some years ago in England, “afternoon tea” was popular. 

  • It is also more formally known or announced as afternoon tea.

  • There were "elevenses" coffee, lunch served between 12 and 2, and afternoon tea, and yet not a bit of soap on the whole train.

  • I am not asking for an armchair and the luxury of afternoon tea.

  • To my knowledge there are enormous numbers of working people where the wife has no social life, except perhaps afternoon tea.

  • A picture has been painted of telephone girls reading novels and having afternoon tea, and so on.

  • Their talks were later adjourned for afternoon tea.

  • For example, such visitors may be friends of elderly residents who come round for afternoon tea.

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