kebab

/kuh-bob/US // kəˈbɒb //UK // (kəˈbæb) //

烤肉串,串烧,烤肉肉串,卡巴

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : Usually kebabs. small pieces of meat or seafood seasoned or marinated and broiled, often with tomatoes, green peppers, onions, or other vegetables, usually on a skewer.
- : roast meat.

Here’s a great wine to have with your next takeout dinner from the kebab place up the street or the neighborhood rotisserie chicken spot.
Pack the kebabs onto a plate and cover with Bee’s Wrap until ready to eat.
Generously spoon and brush the marinade onto the kebabs, coating thoroughly.
He mistrusted the “shish-kebab temperament” of the conductor, the Armenian Alexander Melik-Pashayev.
“He would probably send me to the Taliban who would make a kebab of me,” he says.
Even kebab-eaters, reeling from the pub, will grasp a plastic fork to spare their fingers from the grease.
More important, we talked about our families, the best nontourist spots to hit, kebab joints, and antique map stores.
He worked as a used car salesman for a time, owned a convenience store, and even a kebab shop.
He got a huge garlicky kebab and ate it in the lee of a frozen ATM shelter, wolfing it without tasting it.