習(xí)語046:Grab a bite 匆匆忙忙地吃一口
Meaning/Usage: To get something to eat 吃點(diǎn)東西
Explanation: "A bite" refers to food. This is a pretty literal so it is simply saying to get something to eat.
"When do you want to go grab a bite?"
"I don't have much time, so let's grab a quick bite."
"If you didn't have lunch yet, let's grab a bite to eat."
A: "Did you have lunch yet?"
B: "Not yet. I'm swamped with work."
A: "You have to eventually eat so let's just grab a bite somewhere close."
Other Common Sentences
"Let's go eat."
"Where should we have lunch today?"
"Let's have lunch together."
Explanation: "A bite" refers to food. This is a pretty literal so it is simply saying to get something to eat.
"When do you want to go grab a bite?"
"I don't have much time, so let's grab a quick bite."
"If you didn't have lunch yet, let's grab a bite to eat."
A: "Did you have lunch yet?"
B: "Not yet. I'm swamped with work."
A: "You have to eventually eat so let's just grab a bite somewhere close."
Other Common Sentences
"Let's go eat."
"Where should we have lunch today?"
"Let's have lunch together."
