bento 的定义
plural ben·tos; Japanese ben·to.Japanese Cooking.
- a meal, usually served in a lacquered or elaborately decorated box that is divided into sections for holding individual portions of food.
更多bento例句
- I have seen my fair share of bento boxes scrolling through social media, but I always found them slightly absurd.
- These bento box-style containers keep your pre-prepared meals ready to eat all day.
- From new heated lunch boxes to the convenient bento boxes you can toss down a flight of stairs without spilling a drop of soup, there are dozens of great ways to pack your food quickly and safely.
- Larger bento boxes exist, so don’t assume you need to go small.
- When packed right, a bento box looks like a delicious work of art.
- News Bento: An aesthetically pleasing news aggregator that can hold as much news as you want to collect in it.
- Before we get to the tips, one little bento box of warning: Tokyo is expensive.
- About this time several windows in the car went up, and many voices took up the cry of "Bento."
- After a stormy passage of six months, the Sam Bento cast anchor in the bay of Goa.
- While Father Bento de Matos was in that island, two remarkable things occurred to him.
- On the railway one is well catered for by the provision of bento (lunch) boxes, sold on the platforms of stations.
- For example, in the ordinary 25-sen bento (lunch) box there are three or four different kinds of pickles.