As a qualified rice cook, after learning English for so many years, do you still have such a question:
The English for beef is "beef", so what is the English for steak?
Is lamb mutton or lamb? What is the English word for "lamb kebabs"?
Why does pork have nothing to do with pig? Pork belly in English?
Friends who like to eat meat, you don't learn these English, when you travel abroad or study abroad, how can you enjoy your work?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="10" what is the English for lamb kebabs >? </h1>
Before talking about lamb kebabs, let's divide the words mutton and lamb.
mutton refers to the meat of adult sheep (adult sheep), usually we eat lamb can be used as a word to represent; and lamb is lamb meat, specifically refers to the meat of lamb, it also has the meaning of "lamb, lamb", we usually eat lamb chops can be said lamb chops.
There is a classic slang in English, called mutton dressed as lamb, I don't know if you can guess its meaning by looking at the literal meaning - "adult lamb dressed as lamb", that is, "tender" meaning, especially refers to women.
·Take a chestnut·
Do you think this dress is too young-looking for me? - I don't want to look like mutton dressed as lamb.
Is this dress too young for me?
I don't want to be tender.
After talking about the difference between mutton and lamb, let's go back to "lamb kebabs".
There is a phrase that can be used specifically to refer to various skewers or skewers of vegetables and meat skewers, called "shish kebab", pronounced [ˈʃɪɪʃ kɪbɑːb], or kebab alone, of course, both of which are british English, American English called kabob.
Then, lamb kebabs can be said to be mutton kebab/shish kebab, and chicken kebabs are chicken kebab/shish kebab.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="70" What is the English for steak >? </h1>
You must all know that the English for beef is beef, so what is the English of "steak"?
The Word "steak" is called steak in English, and the word can refer to a variety of steaks or fish steaks, especially steak; in addition, steak can also be said to beefsteak.
There is a word associated with steak called steakhouse, which refers to the "steakhouse, steakhouse" that specializes in selling steakhouses.
The T-bone steak we usually eat is T-bone steaks, and the T-bone steak refers to the large piece of steak on the upper waist of the cow that is composed of spine, spine and tenderloin.
Sirloin steak called sirloin steaks is the outer ridge of the upper waist of the beef, with a circle of white meat ribs on the outer edge of the meat, and the overall taste is tough and hard.
Filet steak, called fillet steak, is tender loin in beef loin, the most tender piece of beef, and the word tenderloin refers to "pork/beef tenderloin or tender loin meat".
The following picture writes out the various parts of the cow and its names, I don't know if you have seen the eyes?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="71" What is the English for pork >? </h1>
We all know that the English word for "pig" is pig, but "pork" can have nothing to do with pig, but is called pok. Pork chops can be said to be pork chop; sweet and sour tenderloin that many people like to eat can be said sweet-and-sour pork.
There is a kind of pok pie in foreign countries, which is pork pie/pork pie. This kind of pork pie is not the same as the kind of pork pie or beef pie we usually eat.
Pork pie is a traditional snack in the United Kingdom, chopped pork and stuffing, usually add some soup, wrap a layer of skin on the outside, cook until cool before eating.
The English word for "pork belly" is also very interesting, called pok belly, belly is the meaning of "belly", and pork belly is the meat on the belly of the pig, fat and thin interval.
As mentioned above, the word tenderloin refers to "pork/cow tenderloin", so pig tenderloin can be used as a word.
The bacon we usually eat is smoked from the rib meat of the pig or the backbone of the back, called bakon in English, and the Chinese "bacon" is a transliteration of this word.
Well, that's all there is today, have people learned to cook?
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