business lunch
noun[C]
ukusalunchwith otherbusinesspeopleorcustomerswherebusinessisdiscussed:
I have animportantbusinesslunchtomorrowwith two newclients.
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business lunch
He might also have enjoyed the odd boozybusinesslunchat the best hotel in town.
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These days £100 is little more than the price of abusinesslunchfor three or four people.
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Business lunches are common and may last longer.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Their exceptions to this rule include meals eaten while traveling, meals prepared by friends, and business lunches.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In one day of which details were given, about £60 was spent on business lunches, business dinners, and night clubs.
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Business lunches involving entertainment for visitors or delegations are quite another matter.
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One gets the impression that many managers and directors go into hospital for a week to recover after having many heavy business lunches or a night out on the binge.
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