hot dog
hot dog 英 [hɔt dɔɡ] 美 [hɑt dɔɡ]
phrase. 热狗（面包夹熏红肠）
名词复数:hot dogs
- A hotdog is a "frankfurter," a hunk of meat in a bun. Get one at the hotdog stand at a baseball game and slather it with ketchup and mustard for an all-American meal.
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- phrase. 热狗（面包夹熏红肠）
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1. She said she had never heard of root beer, nor the Nathan’s annual International hot dog Eating Contest, which is advertised on a wall mural across from their counter.
她说她从未听说过 根汁汽水，也没听过美食胜餐厅一年一度的吃热狗比赛，比赛的广告就贴在她的柜台对面的墙上。
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2. As they stroll down the beach, taking in all the newness of America, they see a very large billboard that reads: "HOT DOGS, " with a big arrow pointing down to a little hot dog stand.
正当他们在海滩闲步，尽情享受美国的新奇的时候，他们看到了很大的广告牌，上面写着，“热狗”，还有个箭头指着一条站着的小狗！
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3. At a ballgame, you have a hot dog.
看一场球赛，你会吃一个热狗。
- hot dog (n.) also hotdog, "sausage on a split roll," c. 1890, American English, from hot (adj.) + dog (n.). Many early references are in college student publications; later popularized, but probably not coined, by cartoonist T.A. "Tad" Dorgan (1877-1929). It is said in early explanations to echo a suspicion (occasionally justified) that sausages contained dog meat.
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