去饭店吃饭用英文怎么说

"Going to a restaurant to have a meal" can be expressed in Engpsh as "dining out" or "eating out".

The origin of the phrase "dining out" is thought to have come from the practice of eating at restaurants as a social activity outside of the home, while "eating out" is simply a more colloquial way of referring to the same action.

Examples of "dining out" in Engpsh:

"I'm planning on dining out with friends tonight."
"She loves dining out and trying new restaurants."

Translations:

我今晚打算和朋友外面用餐。
她喜欢外面用餐，并试着去新的餐馆。

Examples of "eating out" in Engpsh:

"Do you want to eat out or order takeout?"
"We ate out for lunch because we didn't have anything at home."

Translations:

你想外面吃饭还是外卖？
我们午饭外面吃饭，因为家里没有东西吃。