Meat English meat, pronunciation: English? [meter? T] beautiful? [meter? t].

Meat, edible meat; An important part, an interesting part; The thickest part of an object, such as a baseball bat; Ancient food; Flesh, nuts, edible parts

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Super Superman? Super carnivorous boy; Super meat; Super meat brother; Super meat boy

Red meat? Red meat; Beef and mutton; Beef; raw meat

White meat? White meat; Snow fish; White meat; chicken breast

Lean meat? Lean meat; Fat meat; Frozen lean meat; lean meat

Meatball soup? Miyamaru decoction; Meatball soup; Egg vegetable soup

Cold mixed meat; Cold assorted meat; Cold meat; Lengshi gluten meat

Marble meat? Marble meat; pork belly

conjugated

Root:? meat

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Fleshy? Meat quality; Meat quality; carnivorous

No meat? Vegetarian; Meat-free

Noun (short for noun)

Meat processing? meat processing industry

100 piece of meat in English

100 food English words:

1, meat? meat

2. Beef? beef

3. veal? calf

4. Mutton? mutton

5. sirloin? Beef tenderloin

6. Steak? beefsteak

7. Hey? Even flesh and blood, ribs

8. steak? sliced meat

9. stew? Stewed diced meat with heavy sauce

10, baking? roast

1 1, pork? pork

12, ham? ham

13, bacon? bacon

14, sausage? sausage

15, black? Pudding? Blood? Sausage? blood sausage

16, cold? Meat? cold dish

17, chicken? chicken (as food)

18, Turkey? turkey

19, duck? Duck; my God

20. Fish? fish

2 1, vegetables? vegetables

22. Did you do it? Beans? dried vegetable

23. Potato chips? French fries and chips

24. Mash? Potato? Mashed Potatoes

25. Spaghetti? noodles

26. Noodles? Noodles, dried noodles

27. Macaroni? macaroni

28. Clear soup? Meat broth

Broth? meat broth

30. Milk? milk

3 1, cheese cheese

32. butter? cream

Bread? bread

34. Slice? Yes? Bread? sop

35. Crust? shell

36. Bread crumbs

37. eggs? egg

38. Boiled? Eggs? Rare? Eggs? boiled eggs

39. Hard boiled? Eggs? Boiled egg

40. Fried? Eggs? Omelette

4 1, purse? Eggs? Poached Egg

42. scrambled eggs? Eggs? scrambled eggs

An omelet? Omelette

Cake? Cake and pastry

45. Sponge? Cake? Cream eggs, bee cake

46. Hey? Yan Guo cake

Cookies? Biscuits, buns

Fresh? Grade? Legs? Big chicken leg

Fresh? Grade? Breasts? chicken breast

50. Chicken? Chicken legs? chicken thighs

5 1, chicken? Wings? chicken wing

52. Chop? Steak? to mince the meat

53. Pig? Liver? pork liver

54. Pig? Feet? toe

55. Pig? Kidney? Pig kidney

56. Pig? Hearts? pig heart

Pork? Steak? Boneless pork chop

Pork? Pork ribs? Pork chop with bone

59. Get out? Pork? Ridge? Curled lean meat

60, roll? Pork? Belly? Lean meat with skin and rolled waist

6 1, pork? Sausage? Meat? Chopped meat for sausage

62. Smoked? Bacon? edible meat

63. Pork? Ridge? Musculus minimus

64. Spare? Ribs? Pork? Pork ribs? Lean meat with bones

65. Spare? Ribs? Yes? Pork? Small sparerib

66. Pork? Pork ribs? Spareribs can be eaten in soup.

67. Black? Pudding? Black sausage

68. Pork? Hamburg? Hamburger meat

69. Pork pieces

70. Pork? Dripping water? Lard drop

7 1, lard? lard

72. Pawn? The uppermost part of a pig's leg

73. casserole? Pork? Leg meat with bone in the middle

74. Joint? A large piece of meat with bones.

75. stew? Beef? Small pieces of lean meat

Steak? &? Kidney? Beef loin

77. Fried? Steak? A large steak that can be fried.

78. dictation? Beef? Beef paste

79. Hips? Steak? Big beef steak

80.leg beef

8 1, oxtail? Cow's tail

82. Niu Xin? bovine heart

83, cow tongue? oxtongue

84. Brantley? Pork ribs? Leg meat with bone

85. Shoulder? Pork ribs? Shoulder meat

86. Potter? House? Steak? Steak at the waist

87. chuck Steak? There are more muscles and oils in the head and shoulders.

Tenderization? Steak? Winged steak

89. Get out? Cattle intestines

90. High heels? beef tendon

9 1, pig? Bags? pork tripe

92. Home? Coming? Tripe? Honeycomb belly

93. tripe? Fragments? Abdominal mass

94, the best? Thick? Seam? White belly

95. Octopus? _ fish

Herring? Pacific herring

Salmon? trout

98. Cod? cod

99. Tuna? tuna

100, plaice? right-eyed flounder

How do you say chicken in English?

First, the English word for chicken is chicken, and the phonetic symbol is English [? tk？ N], beauty [? tk？ n].

Second, interpretation:

1, chicken; Chicken; Coward; coward

That? Wings? Yes? That? Chicken? Really? Become? Residual; ? It? Is it okay? No? Longer? Fly.

The chicken's wings gradually degenerate, so it can't fly in the air.

2. Timid; Young; Timid

Coming? Go,? Let's go Let's go ? No? Is it? Answer? Chicken.

Come on, let's go together. Don't be so timid.

3. intransitive verbs are timid and lose courage; Quit at the last minute because of timidity

I want to tell him what I think, but I dare not.

I wanted to tell my boss what I thought, but I didn't dare to say it in the end.

Third, the etymological explanation:

Chiken; Directly from Middle English; From old English, cycen means cockerel.

Related phrases:

First, the words:

Noun (short for noun)

Chickens can refer to chickens as poultry or as food. As a "chicken" solution, it is a countable individual noun; When interpreted as "chicken", it is an uncountable material noun.

Second, vocabulary collocation:

1, boiled chicken

2.boneachicken removed the bones of the chicken

3. Cook chicken.

4.countone's chickens count chickens.

5.dressachicken will take out the internal organs of the chicken and wash them.

How do you say lunch meat in English?

Lunch meat [wǔcānròu]

Pork roll; junk e-mail

Chinese-English dictionary

Pork stew:

Ham luncheon meat

Ham meat

Bilingual example

We'd like to place a trial order for 300 cases of canned lunch meat.

We will? Place? Answer? Trial? Order? With what? What about you? For what? 300? Case? Yes? Pork? Lunch? Meat.

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Study on rapid curing technology in lunch meat production

Study? Open? Adoption? Fast? Pickling? Method? Are you online? That? Production? Yes? Pork? Lunch? meat

English words for meat

Stewed poultry with chicken, fish, beef, pork and salmon.

First, chicken English? 【‘tk？ n]？ Beautiful? 【‘tk？ n]

Noun (short for noun)? Chicken; Chicken; coward

Adjective? Cowardly; Timid

An intransitive verb? depress

Chickens can refer to chickens as poultry or as food. As a "chicken" solution, it is a countable individual noun; When interpreted as "chicken", it is an uncountable material noun.

Second, fish English? [f] beauty? [f]

Noun (short for noun)? Fish; Fish; Idiot; Novice; New prisoner

Verb (short for verb)? Fishing; Fishing; Explore; seek

A cup of coffee? Fish stands for "a piece of fish" Fish can sometimes refer to "a kind of fish".

Third, beef English? [Bi? f]？ Beautiful? [Bi? f]

Noun (short for noun)? Beef; Muscle; Strength; complain

Verb (short for verb)? Complain; Inform; strengthen

The basic meaning of beef is "beef", which means food, and it is an uncountable material noun, generally without articles. Extension can refer to "muscle" and "muscle strength"

Fourth, pork English? [pk]？ Beautiful? [prk]

Noun (short for noun)? pork

1, pork is an uncountable noun, which means "pork".

2. when expressing a certain part of pig meat, use the preposition of, such as alegof? Pork, pork leg? Pork means "a piece of meat".

5. Salmi English? [? lm？ ]? Beautiful? [? lm？ ]

Noun (short for noun)? Braised bird meat

Spiced game, especially stewed game, such as birds.