How to pronounce the English word sandwich is introduced as follows:

sandwich: British/?s?nw?t?/? American/?s?nw?t?/.

n.

Sandwich; sandwich bread; layer cake.

v.

Put... between...; make... into a sandwich; squeeze... in the middle.

Third person singular: sandwiches plural: sandwiches present participle: sandwiching past tense: sandwiched past participle: sandwiched.

Bilingual examples:

Take?a?sandwich?and?bite?into?it?

Pick up the sandwich bread and bite it in one bite

Would?you?like?a?sandwich?

Would you like a sandwich?

I?was?sandwiched?between?two?fat?men?on?the?bus.?

On the bus, I was squeezed between two fat men middle.

The?sandwich?took?the?edge?off?my?appetite.?

This sandwich greatly reduced my appetite.

We?made?mountains?of?sandwiches.?

We made a lot of sandwiches.

I?ordered?a?beer?and?a?sandwich.?

I ordered a glass of beer and a sandwich.

I'm?sure?I?can?rustle?you?up?a?sandwich.?

I promise I can get you a sandwich right away.