steak

美音：[steɪk] 英音：[steɪk]

简单释义：

n.牛排；肉排；肉块

网络鱼排；牛扒；大块肉片

变形：

复数：steaks

完整释义：

1.(做牛排等用的)大块肉片;牛排;大块鱼片

例句：

We went into a fine Italian restaurant and ordered the works with a steak dinner.
我们走进一家漂亮的意大利餐馆，叫了一份全套牛排整餐。
One day she sat down with the greatest possible satisfaction before a platter on which reposed a huge steak, sizzling and flavourful .
有一天，她满心畅快坐下来，面前是一巨型牛排，还在盘子上作响，令人垂涎。
He had got up in the morning with a longing for a piece of steak, and the longing had not abated.
这天早晨，金一起床就想吃一块炸牛排，这个心思，一直没散。
When a steak, for instance, is brought up for the head cook's inspection, he does not handle it with a fork.
举例说，要检查牛扒是否煮好时，他才不会用叉子，却只用手。
Three crispy corn tortillas with your choice of: chicken, minced beef or steak. Served with salsa and a side of Mexican rice and beans.
三个半敞开式香脆玉米饼，有鸡肉馅、牛肉末馅或牛排馅三种供您选择。配墨西哥鲜番茄沙沙酱、墨西哥米饭和回锅豆泥。
We've found that, for the price, these often offer the kind of class and structure that a fine meal, like a great steak, demands.
我们发现，对于这样的价格而言，这些酒往往能达到为一顿上好的牛排那样的美餐佐餐所需的档次。
"We're going to see your mother, in Toronto, Ontario. " He said as he cut his steak into bits.
“我们要去安大略湖的多伦多看你的妈妈。”他边说边切着他的牛排。
A chemical found in red meat helps explain why eating too much steak, mince and bacon is bad for the heart, say US scientists.
美国科学家称，红色肉类中发现的一种化学物可以帮助解释为什么吃太多牛排、肉馅和腌肉对心脏不好。

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