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What is the English word for meat?
In English learning, you can't express yourself well without grammar, and you can't express anything without vocabulary. A large number of vocabulary cognition is the basis of cultivating language skills. For beginners, vocabulary is far more important than structural accuracy. So what is the English word for meat? Let's see:

What is the English word for meat?

Fresh leg (usually called hind leg) big chicken leg

Fresh grade chicken breast

Chicken leg chicken leg

Chicken wings chicken wings

Chopped pork (steak) minced meat

Pig liver

Pig's trotters and elbows (the soup is good, Huaiyang cuisine Zhenjiang pork is made of elbows, and I am very good at it)

Pork chop pork knuckle

Pork loin

pig heart

Pork chop boneless pork chop

Pork chop with bone

Roll pork and waist lean meat

Roll pork belly with skin and roll waist lean meat.

Pork sausage meat for minced meat sausage.

smoked meat

Small muscle of pork tenderloin

Pork chops, lean meat with bones

Sparerib. Sparerib.

Pork ribs can be eaten in soup.

Black pudding black sausage

Pork hamburger hamburger meat

Pork-meat pieces

Pork drops of lard

Lard lard

Fei Jie ti bang

Casserole pork leg meat with bone in the middle

Join a large piece of meat to the bone.

Small pieces of lean meat

Steak & loin beef

A large steak that can be fried.

Simulated minced beef

Hip steak big steak

Beef tenderloin with leg

tail of a cow

bovine heart

oxtongue

Barnes used bones to cut leg meat.

Shoulder meat

The steak on the waist of Porthouse steak

The head and shoulder muscles of Chuck steak (this part of the meat is sometimes oily, haha)

Steamed tender steak

Roll beef sausage

beef tendon

Pork wrapped in pork tripe

Honeycomb tripe

Tripe block

Best thick seam white tripe

English words for meat

Short board/breast belly button/belly button (fat beef in chest and abdomen)

Ribs (beef steak with bones)

Bnls ribs (boneless steak)

Tendon (beef tenderloin)

Short tenderloin (tenderloin with bone)

Super Pastrimi (strengthening fat beef in chest and abdomen)

Sirloin (sirloin)

Sparerib (sirloin)

Pork tenderloin roll (eye meat)

Sucker roll (shoulder blade meat roll/upper brain)

Boneless chuck ribs (shoulder steak)

Musculus parietal/digitorum (plate tendon)

Finger meat (beef ribs)

Stomach flap (beef louver)

Scalded aorta (bovine heart tube)

Backcourt/paddock (slab reinforcement)

Belly (belly)

abomasum

Abdominal slice (abdominal slice)

Mountain chain (triple beam)

Honeycomb belly (money belly)

Tongue (ox tongue)

Capsule tissue/diaphragm (diaphragm)

Large intestine (large intestine)

Small intestine (small intestine)

Cow lips (cow lips)

Oxtail (oxtail)

Flexor tendon (anterior tendon)

Posterior tendon (hamstring)

Chuck, barbecue ribs or something.

Shejian (pig tongue)

Small bag Stoamchs (whole belly)

Split belly (sliced belly)

Normal front foot (pig hand)

Chop the front foot (chop the pig's hand)

An unwashed whole heart

Pig mouth (pig face)

Ear flap (ear flap)

Small intestine (small intestine)

Sternum (sternum)

Total neck bone

Kidney (pork tenderloin)

Rear rib (rear row)

Japanese cartilage and so on.

Tom/hen whole turkey (male/female turkey)

Tom/hen wings (the full wings of a male/female turkey)

Drum music (turkey wings)

Tom/hen has two wings (the male/female turkey has two wings)

Heart-shaped (turkey heart)

Tom/hen/ordinary drum (male/female/ordinary Turkish pipa leg)

Tail (turkey tail)

Tom/hen neck (male/female turkey neck)

Liver (turkey liver)

Tom/Mother Chicken gizzards (male/female turkey gizzards)

Tom/hen thigh (male/female turkey thigh)

Fried (turkey testicles)

Ground turkey (ground turkey)

Breast (turkey breast)

Breast with bone (turkey breast with bone)

MDT, etc.

Wing tip (wing tip)

Fender intermediate connector (in fender)

Full wing (full wing)

Drumstick (pipa leg)

Paws (chicken feet)

Chicken gizzard (chicken gizzard)

goose liver

Common meat English words

Scene vocabulary

Beef beef

Pork pork

penis

drumstick

chicken wing

pig's knuckles

Steak steak

Pork chop pork chop

Chop steak

Mutton chop mutton chop

gigot

Fish balls fish balls

Turkey Turkey

salami

Roast pork

Ground beef stuffing

chop

Liver, liver.

Thigh (chicken) meat

You must be able to speak the top 10 scene sentence.

1. How much is this beef?

How much is this beef?

2. You eat chicken legs.

You eat chicken legs.

Let's order two plates of chicken wings.

Let's order two plates of chicken wings.

Can you help Billie cut the steak?

Can you help Billy cut the steak?

5. Here comes the mint sauce for lamb chops.

This is mint sauce for lamb chops.

6. He wants to try fish balls.

He wants to try fish balls.

7. Can you make me a turkey sandwich?

Can you make me a turkey sandwich?

I need ground beef to cook this dish.

I need beef stuffing to cook this dish.

9. He wants to roast ribs.

He wants to roast ribs.

10. There is a lot of meat on the thigh.

There is a lot of meat on the thigh.

English words about meat

1, meat n. Food; Essence;

2. veal n. beef; Calf;

3. sirloin;

4. Chop the ribs; Chop, chop; Palm splitting; The area around the mouth;

5. stew; Trouble, anxiety;

6. roast n. barbecue; Outdoor barbecue picnic;

7. Pork N. Pork; The benefits of supporting political parties to come to power are divided into political fat; "ancient" pig;

8. Ham N. Ham; (formerly) a small town or village; Rear thigh; A clumsy actor, especially one who overdoes it;

9. Bacon N. Bacon; Bacon; Smoked pork; Salted pork;

10, chicken n. chicken; Chicken; Coward; Coward;

Extended data

1, meat and fish are more expensive. Meat and fish are relatively expensive.

If you like steak, have sirloin. It is very delicious. If you want steak, have sirloin. It couldn't be better.

Lionel built a chicken coop so that they could raise chickens and have fresh eggs. Lionel made a chicken coop and planned to raise some chickens and eat fresh eggs.

Pork is also the most widely used meat. It can be baked whole or sliced. Pork is also the most widely used meat. It can be roasted whole or sliced.