nosh

英[nɒʃ]美[nɑːʃ]
  • n. 小吃；食物；快餐店
  • v. 吃快餐
      • noun(名词)
      1. 食物;一餐
      2. [ U ] 零食;小吃
      verb(动词)
      1. 吃

    双解例句

    noun(名词)
    1. 食物;一餐

      They serve good nosh in the cafeteria.

      餐厅的食物很不错。

    2. [ U ] 零食;小吃

      I have a little nosh at about 10:30, so I don't overeat at lunch.

      我10点半的时候吃了些零食，这样午饭就不会吃太多。

    verb(动词)
    1. 吃

      We asked the waiter for something to nosh on while we waited for a table.

      在等座的时候，我们向服务员要了一些东西吃。

    小知识

    To nosh is to have a snack. You might nosh on a slice of cold pizza and a handful of chocolate chips after school.

    Many people like to nosh on popcorn while watching movies, and you could nosh on the cookies you baked for the school bake sale. You can also call a meal a nosh, especially if it's just a snack: “Let's have a nosh before we head back out on the hiking trail.” Nosh comes from the Yiddish word –nashn, “nibble,” and its earliest use in English, around 1917, was as a shortened form of nosh-house, or “restaurant.”

    实用短语

    1. zombie nosh

      厉鬼穿心,夜色斗僵尸,经典丧尸

    2. durian crisp nosh

      榴莲酥

    3. nosh ju

      朱诺许

    4. egg custard nosh

      蛋挞

    5. turnip crisp nosh

      萝卜酥

    6. nosh-up

      盛筵,美餐

    7. folk nosh

      民俗小吃

    8. nosh up

      主英〕盛筵

    9. ach sho shan nosh vak

      希伯文花团繁簇相依偎

    同义词

    snack  /  nourishment

    同根词

    词根：nosh

    n.

    nosher吃快餐的人；吃小吃的人