appetizer 的定义
- a small portion of a food or drink served before or at the beginning of a meal to stimulate the desire to eat.
- any small portion that stimulates a desire for more or that indicates more is to follow: The first game was an appetizer to a great football season.
appetizer 近义词
snack before meal
更多appetizer例句
- Subtle and delicious, this wine is great by itself, but it also benefits from lighter seafood dishes or salty appetizers.
- My initial inclination, partly to support struggling dining establishments, was to suggest she and like-minded customers opt instead for a light appetizer or two.
- Embrace appetizersAt home, we usually reserve appetizers for holidays, but having a li’l somethin’ before the main meal is an easy way to upgrade any weeknight dinner.
- The appetizers run good-to-great, but when I think about going back, it’s for charred cabbage layered with shaved pineapple.
- Here, that swoon-worthy oreganata topping graduates from appetizer to main course as the highlight of a quick sheet-pan dinner.
- We were barely into the appetizer when he asked a fairly basic question—where did my family live?
- Picking at an appetizer veggie platter is a good option as well.
- And that was just the appetizer portion of what was served up at CPAC.
- A senior regime official warned several days ago: “What you are seeing is the appetizer: the main course is yet to come.”
- And he can tell them this deal is a mere appetizer for the huge cuts to come in 2013, when Republicans occupy the White House.
- "No, that would only serve as an appetizer," answered David.
- Having worked all day and perhaps having walked home, the Parisian saves a half hour before dinner for his appetizer.
- As an appetizer the toasted cheese on toasted bread was excellent, but the supper—if she had only let him get it.
- In fact, no better appetizer to serve at the beginning of a meal can be found.
- They are served either hot or cold as an appetizer or as a first course for lunch or dinner.