Usage examples of "обедать" in Russian with translation to English

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В пятницу мы идём обедать. We're going out for a meal on Friday.
Это как преследовать кого-то, кто из церкви идёт обедать. This is like following someone to brunch after church.
Я даже изобрел игру, что он должен был обедать вместе с нами. I'd even invented a game so that he could share our meals.
Пусть ходит обедать с Е-3 и работает в столовке, пока не отрастёт. Make him go eat with the E-3s, work in the chow hall, until it grows back.
и подумал: "Если бы я сделал географическую привязку к этой карте, если бы я мог наложить эту карту на сетку сегодняшнего города, я бы смог восстановить эти утраченные черты города, квартал за кварталом, которые мы знаем; топографию мест, где люди работают, где они живут, и где они любят обедать." And I thought to myself, "You know, if I could georeference this map, if I could place this map in the grid of the city today, I could find these lost features of the city, in the block-by-block geography that people know, the geography of where people go to work, and where they go to live, and where they like to eat."
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