gourmand
gourmand 英 [ˈgʊəmənd] 美 [ˈgʊrmɑnd]
n. 美食家；贪食者 adj. 贪食的
名词复数:gourmands
- A gourmand is someone obsessively and unhealthily devoted to eating good food and lots of it.
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- n. 美食家；贪食者
- adj. 贪食的
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1. Mr.Clinton routinely pops up in guidebooks and newspaper articles about restaurants, invariably with the implication that a beloved gourmand has attached his seal of approval.
克林顿先生由此成了介绍餐馆的旅游指南和报纸文章上的常客，这些文章始终暗示的一点便是：这个受人爱戴的美食家有自己钟情的饭店。
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2. Though the Michelin Guide did name it a "Bib gourmand" -- a place to get "top-quality cuisine at affordable prices" -- Crystal Jade is so much more to those who live in Hong Kong.
虽然米其林指南没有将它命名为“围脖美食家”--一个地方获得“最佳物美价廉”的称号--翡翠是更受香港居民欢迎的。
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3. It is like a gourmand confessing he loves McNuggets.
这就像让一位美食家承认他喜欢吃快餐店里的老什子炸鸡一样难堪。
- gourmand (n.) late 15c., "glutton," from Middle French gourmand "glutton," originally an adjective, "gluttonous," of uncertain origin. Not considered to be connected with gourmet. Meaning "one fond of good eating" is from 1758.
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