来自古英语mete,食物,来自Proto-Germanic*mati,来自PIE*mad,湿的,多汁的,词源同mate,mastoid.后词义限定为肉,其原义见中古英语词grene-mete,蔬菜,即green meat.
The choicest parts of a turkey are the side bones, the breast, and the thigh bones. The breast and wings are called light meat; the thigh-bones and side-bones dark meat. When a person declines expressing a preference, it is polite to help to both kinds. [Lydia Maria Child, "The American Frugal Housewife," Boston, 1835]First record of meat loaf is from 1876. Meat-market "place where one looks for sex partners" is from 1896 (meat in various sexual senses of "penis, vagina, body regarded as a sex object, prostitute" are attested from 1590s; Old English for "meat-market" was flæsccyping ('flesh-cheaping')); meat wagon "ambulance" is from 1920, American English slang, said to date from World War I (in a literal sense by 1857). Meat-grinder in the figurative sense attested by 1951. Meat-hook in colloquial transferred sense "arm" attested by 1919.
be a source of great pleasure to
乐趣,快乐
meat and drink to me, this life is!.
这样的生活正是我的乐趣所在!。
be a routine matter or task for
惯常的事;任务
he should be meat and drink to the English defence.
他应该是英国队防守队员不困难的对象的。
(informal)a person or animal that is easily overcome or outwitted
(非正式)容易对付的人(或动物)
ordinary but fundamental things; basic ingredients
重要部分;基本成分
the club's meat and potatoes remains blues performers.
俱乐部的主要演员仍然是布鲁斯乐手。
(proverb)things liked or enjoyed by one person may be distasteful to another
(谚)人各有好恶
meat, flesh
这两个名词均含"肉"之意。
meat: 是肉类的总称,指食用的肉,但不包括鱼类的肉。
flesh: 主要指人体或动物身上的肌肉组织,是从生理角度着眼的。也指动物的肉食。
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