snack 的 2 个定义
- a small portion of food or drink or a light meal, especially one eaten between regular meals.
- a share or portion.
- Slang. a sexy and physically attractive person; hottie.
- Australian Slang. something easily done.
- to have a snack or light meal, especially between regular meals: They snacked on tea and cake.
snack 近义词
tiny meal
更多snack例句
- She also suggests leaving around special toys and snacks for when you leave, so that your cat or dog associates something positive with that alone time.
- Furthermore, essentials such as snacks, water, first-aid and outage information will be offered at drive-in community resource centers during outages this year.
- Partnerships for some General Mills brands like fruit snack Lärabar already favor micro-influencers over celebrities.
- An unwitting nose scratch, eye rub or finger-food snack could then infect the new person.
- It’s prototyped in a lab in the same way that snacks are prototyped in a lab.
- Late former governors of NY, TX starred in a 1994 snack chip ad.
- The popular snack has also struck a cord with Paleo dieters, according to Lewis.
- And the “Pond Pit” snack bar will serve fried tadpole rolls.
- Badlands ate, slowly at first; this was a casual snack after all, not a contest.
- But that changed in the 19th century, when two important developments helped make ice cream the ubiquitous snack it is today.
- He put his arm around her and they entered the snack bar that way.
- But he took one man with him and a “snack” of supper in their pockets.
- Then they had a hurried snack, and rode off—two very wet police—to find some safer and more open locality for their night camp.
- Not that he ever did feel a bit peckish after the hearty snack, for his sandwich was pecked by the four young Seasons at home.
- "I aims ter start right now, es soon es I kin buy a snack ter put in my pocket," he announced decisively.