fast food

英 [ˌfɑːst ˈfuːd]

美 [ˌfæst ˈfuːd]

n.  快餐食物; 速食

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牛津词典

noun

• 快餐食物； 速食
  hot food that is served very quickly in special restaurants, and often taken away to be eaten in the street

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 快餐;速食
  Fast foodis hot food, such as hamburgers and chips, that you obtain from particular types of restaurant, and which is served quickly after you order it.
  1. James works as assistant chef at a fast food restaurant...
     詹姆斯在一家快餐店当助理厨师。
  2. Most of the time we just ate snacks and fast food.
     多数时候我们只吃点心和快餐。

英英释义

noun

• inexpensive food (hamburgers or chicken or milkshakes) prepared and served quickly

双语例句

• 'No fast food', she said emphatically
  “不能吃快餐，”她坚决地说。
• When I was in high school and college, I went to fast food restaurant pretty often.
  当我在高中和大学时，我到快餐店相当频繁。
• You can't eat too much fast food, like French fries and hamburgers.
  你不能吃太多速食，例如炸薯条和汉堡。
• Megamalls and fast food restaurants line the highway system.
  公路系统沿线有大型商场和快餐店。
• Fast food, such as sandwiches or hamburgers, is customary.
  快餐通常是三明治和汉堡包。
• This is fast food healthy or not, and there is no direct correlation!
  这与快餐食品的健康与否并没有直接的关联！
• I think fast food is addicting to teens and people in general because it is hard.
  我认为快餐是上瘾一般，因为它很难青少年和人民。
• They also have more time for exercise and sleep, and tend to choose home cooking over fast food.
  他们也有更多的时间进行运动和睡眠，并且更倾向于在家里做饭而不是快餐。
• First, we discussed the advantages and disadvantages of fast food.
  首先，我们讨论了快餐的利和弊。
• Supermarkets and fast food restaurants are important to people in the United States.
  超市和快餐店对美国人来说很重要。