- 看过 hamburger 的人也看了 :
- burger
- beefburger
- cheeseburger
hamburger 的定义
- a sandwich consisting of a cooked patty of ground or chopped beef, usually in a roll or bun, variously garnished.
- ground or chopped beef.
- Also called Hamburg steak . a patty of ground or chopped beef, seasoned and fried or broiled.
hamburger 近义词
ground beef sandwich
更多hamburger例句
- Ken Loach referred to them as “commodities like hamburgers.”
- The two areas activated when hungry participants saw pictures of tasty pizza or juicy hamburgers.
- There had been a lot of talk—and some interesting results, including a lab-grown hamburger that cost as much as a house to create—but making a dent in the commodity meat industry was not remotely on the menu.
- Many consumers there use the same app to pay for utility bills, movie tickets and hamburgers.
- Meanwhile, as Americans prepare to vote, they may be supporting a candidate who has received thousands of dollars from corporations — likely made possible by their own cravings for pizza, hamburgers, and coffee.
- As chefs set their sights upon upgrading the hamburger, an agreed-upon definition of the classic version was needed.
- They knew the best hamburger spot in L.A. I used to frequent.
- In El Reno, when you order a hamburger, an onion-fried burger is assumed, unless you instruct the cook to leave the onions out.
- The cheese is arranged so that only about one-quarter of each slice rests atop the hamburger.
- For those that need to visualize this, think about the way hamburger grease clogs your drains.
- Such meat is very frequently combined with egg and then formed into small cakes or patties to make Hamburger steak.
- His right hand was bandaged, and the knuckles of the left resembled a hamburger steak.
- Yes, that wreck would have mangled a normal man into an unrecognizable mess of hamburger.
- He defrosted some hamburger, fried it and ate it and then went mechanically down to the tavern.
- The girl went five doors north and tried to enter a place called Tim's Hamburger House.