
英:/'miːt/ 美:/'miːt/
肉
复数:meats
初中,高中,CET4,CET6,考研
n. 肉,肉类(食用)
This paper is full of nonsense and has no meat.
这篇论文通篇都是废话,没有要点。
She doesn't care about your family's trivial matters, only the handsome guy next door is her meat.
她才不关心你家的琐事,隔壁家的帅小伙才能她感兴趣的。
Artificial meat is no substitute for conventional meats.
人造肉不能替代传统肉类。
Meat and fish are relatively expensive.
肉和鱼相对来说比较贵
Adam doesn't eat meat.
Adam不吃肉
The meat was dry and tasteless.
那个肉又干又没有味道。
The meat is so tender! It's not chewy at all.
肉质非常鲜嫩!一点也不难嚼。
If the meat has gone bad it should be thrown out.
肉如果坏掉就扔掉吧。
Let's keep the raw meat separate from the veggies in the fridge.
咱们把冰箱里的生肉和蔬菜分开放吧。
Tara only eats red meat occasionally.
Tara只是偶尔吃红肉。
Organic meat tastes so much better.
有机肉尝起来味道好多了。
I sent my husband to stock up on meat before the barbeque.
我让我丈夫在烤肉前去买了很多肉。
The proportion of people that ordered meat based meals was much higher than those ordering vegetarian meals.
通常来说,吃肉的人群比吃素的人群比例高很多。
I prefer lean cuts of meat when eating beef.
我吃牛肉的时候喜欢吃瘦的。
It’s not beef; it’s not pork either. I’m not sure what this meat is!
这不是牛肉,也不是猪肉。我不知道这是什么肉!
I agree that meat is healthy, but I have to say that a lot of meat is also really fatty.
我认同肉类健康,但我得说,吃太多就太肥了。
He does not eat meat on Fridays.
他周五不吃肉。
He makes a salad that's to *** for; even meat lovers can't get enough of it.
他做的沙拉好吃死了;就连爱吃肉的人都吃不够。
Jesse, who used to eat meat every day, is a vegetarian now!
那个整天吃肉的Jesse,现在是个素食主义者了!
Wine vinegar tenderizes meat.
酒醋能让肉变得软嫩。
This meat is extremely tender.
这肉嫩得很。
The meat isn't quite done yet.
这肉还不太熟。
The meat was tender and juicy.
这肉又嫩汁又多。
She roasted the meat on a spit.
她在烤肉扦子上烤了那块肉。
red meat
红色肉类(牛肉,羊肉等)
eat meat
吃肉
meat product
肉制品,肉类食品
fresh meat
新鲜肉类
white meat
n. 白肉
n.|flesh/carne;[食品]肉,肉类(食用)
"meat"是英语中描述动物肌肉组织的核心术语,主要指代人类食用的动物肉品。根据牛津英语词典,该词源自古英语"mete",最初泛指所有食物,后经语义演变特指可食用动物组织。
现代食品科学将肉类分为三大类:
美国农业部建议成年人每日摄入5-6.5盎司肉类蛋白。
从营养学角度,肉类是优质蛋白质、维生素B12和铁元素的重要来源。世界卫生组织指出,适量摄入未加工红肉可为人体提供必需氨基酸,但过量食用可能增加心血管疾病风险。值得注意的是,犹太教和伊斯兰教对可食肉类有严格规定,分别遵循kosher和halal标准。
全球肉类消费存在显著地域差异,联合国数据显示发达国家人均年消费量超过80公斤,而发展中国家平均为30公斤。这种差异既反映经济发展水平,也涉及不同饮食文化传统。
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形容词(adj.):
meat 的核心含义是“供食用的动物肉”,其词源、用法和文化内涵均反映了人类饮食史的演变。从古英语的泛指“食物”到现代特指“肉类”,再到比喻意义的“核心部分”,该词在语言和文化中承载了多重价值。
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