chow
chow 英 [tʃaʊ] 美 [tʃaʊ]
n. 食物；中国狗（体壮，有褐或黑色厚毛，舌为深蓝色） vi. 吃
名词复数:chows
- Chow is food. You might offer to make your little sister her favorite chow for her birthday: macaroni and cheese with chocolate cake for dessert.
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- n. 食物；中国狗（体壮，有褐或黑色厚毛，舌为深蓝色）
- vi. 吃
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1. It had been a hard day's work and when we stopped for supper I was ready to chow down.
紧张地劳动了一天，当停下来吃晚饭时我早已准备好大吃一顿了。
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2. During the height of your hangover, chow down on fruits like the apple, banana, orange and pear.
在你最难受的时候，吃一些水果，例如苹果、香蕉、橘子或者梨，会舒服很多。
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3. I remember one chill day’s evening chow that consisted solely of warmed-over boiled potatoes, gummy macaroni, and milk that had been kept next to something less tasty in the refrigerator.
我记得有个寒冷的晚上，吃晚饭的时候，大家面对的还是清一色的水煮土豆，橡皮筋似的通心粉，还有和其他乱七八糟东西一起存放冰箱的牛奶。
- chow (n.) "food," originally especially "Chinese food," 1856, American English (originally in California), from Chinese pidgin English chow-chow (1795) "food; mixed pickle or preserve; mix or medley of any sort," perhaps a reduplication of Chinese cha or tsa "mixed," or Cantonese chaau "to fry, cook." Hence also chow-chow (adj.) "mixed" (1845), since used as a noun in reference to various preserves or relish.
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