"A gazdag, idős nő a drága étterem előtt ebédel."

Translation: The rich, old woman is eating lunch in front of the expensive restaurant.

[Daniel640094]

I think we can put elderly here instead of old

[Kinga48]

I think " The rich, old woman has her lunch in front of the expensive restautrant" should be acceptable too.

[Thomas448857]

What part of the sentence implies lunch?

[matanov]

ebédel = eats lunch

[JereArmen]

"Wealthy" is a synonym for "rich" and should be accepted. Reported ...

[EliotWinokur]

Old and older mean the same in English.

[Harold77079]

your answer said "lunches" - it has been decades since an American said lunches (one "eats lunch"). Also in English it implies that the lady is eating on the street (not a European street seating. You would say the woman is eating lunch out on the terrace (porch, outdoor seating area)