brisket
brisket 英 [ˈbrɪskɪt] 美 [ˈbrɪskɪt]
n. 胸部；胸肉
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- n. 胸部；胸肉
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1. Our recipe for Hanukkah is a variation on the traditional beer and chili sauce-braised brisket.
在这里介绍一款光明节食谱，是传统的啤酒跟辣椒酱融合的炖牛胸肉。
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2. Next week’s Passover Seders, which traditionally include matzo and four cups of wine, along with soup, gefilte fish, brisket and potato kugel, are a particular challenge, experts say.
专家说，下周的逾越节家宴将是个特别挑战。 传统上逾越节家宴包括逾越节薄饼，四杯酒，汤，鱼饼冻，鸡胸肉，土豆面食。
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3. But at the same time they phone in their lunch orders for Cantonese roast pork and beef brisket noodles.
而与此同时，他们还不忘于午餐时间打电话去叫一份广东叉烧肉和一碗牛肚面。
- brisket (n.) "breast or rib-meat of an animal," mid-14c., brusket, perhaps from Old French bruschet, with identical sense of the English word, or from Old Norse brjosk "gristle, cartilage" (related to brjost "breast") or Danish bryske or Middle High German brusche "lump, swelling;" from PIE *bhreus- "to swell, sprout" (see breast (n.)).
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