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What's the difference between fries and chips?
Fries and chips both refer to fried potato chips, but they are called "chips" in Britain and French fries in the United States.

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Gap (of wood, glass, etc); Debris (falling from wood, glass, etc); French fries; French fries.

Break; Make a vacancy; Be damaged; Cut off, cut off, and chisel off (fragments, chips); Play (or kick) golf; Hit the ball near the hole.

[example] ]We ate? chips? every night, but hardly ever had? Fish. We eat French fries every night, but we almost never eat fish.

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The real origin of French fries is Belgium. As early as 1680, Belgians began to make this kind of French fries.

During the First World War, American soldiers ate this kind of French fries in Belgium, which was particularly delicious and became popular. But they took it for granted that they called it "French" because the common language in the Belgian army at that time was French, so they thought it was "French fries".