meat

[mit; Mi:t]

Derived from the meaning of "food" in Middle English

plural meats

1 Meat

A. Edible meat

(especially poultry (poultry,fowl, fish, etc.); ◆ {Comparison} When referring to the meat of general animals, use Flesh

Chilled ~

Frozen meat

ground ~

Grown meat

eat a variety of ~s

Eat all kinds of meat

B. Meat (other than fish)

→white meat. Red meat.

C. Meat

there's not much ~ on

that bone.

There is no edible part of meat

2 (American) (crab, shrimp, shellfish, eggs and shelled fruits, etc.) on the bone; The content of pulp

crab ~

crab meat

3, Essence

a speech full of ~

a speech with substantial content

4 (ancient) meals

one man's ~ another man's poison. (

proverb) A's delicious food is B's arsenic (everyone is different.