گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'meat'

1 عمومی:: ناهار

2 عمومی:: شام‌

3 عمومی:: خوراك‌

4 عمومی:: غذا

5 عمومی:: گوشت‌ (فقط‌ گوشت‌ چهارپایان‌)

1 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with MEAT, Also see BEAT THE MEAT; ONE'S MAN'S MEAT IS ANOTHER MAN'S POISON.

2 general::   noun ADJ. fresh | bad, rancid, rotten That meat smells rotten. | tender Simmer the meat for 30 minutes until tender. | tough | lean | fatty | dark, red, white | raw, uncooked | rare, undercooked | cooked, cured, processed, roast, salted, smoked | cold a plate of cold meats | frozen | minced | luncheon, potted, tinned | sausage | organic | halal, kosher | crab, horse, etc. QUANT. bit, chunk, lump, piece, slab, slice | cut, joint She always buys the cheaper cuts of meat. VERB + MEAT consume, eat The animals do not hunt and rarely consume meat. Do you eat meat? | chew (on) chewing on the tough meat | barbecue, cook, fry, grill, roast, stew Fry the meat in a little olive oil. | marinate | tenderize | seal Turn the meat frequently to seal it. | chop, cube, cut, dice, mince | bone | carve, slice MEAT + VERB be/go off, rot The meat has gone off. MEAT + NOUN dish, pie, products recipes for simple meat dishes | market | cleaver | eater I'm not a great meat eater. | content These pies have a low meat content. | production | consumption Britain's meat consumptionFOOD

3 general:: meat verbs eat meat • I don't eat meat - I'm vegetarian. • People are eating less meat these days. have meat in it (= contain meat ) • Does this stew have meat in it? adjectives raw (= not cooked ) • The dogs are fed on raw meat. cooked • How will I know when the meat is cooked? undercooked (= not cooked enough ) • Eating undercooked meat can make you very ill. tough (= difficult to chew ) • The meat was tough and chewy. lean (= with little fat ) • Try to eat more lean meat, fish and chicken. fatty (= with a lot of fat ) • People are being urged to eat less fatty meat. red meat (= a dark-coloured meat such as beef ) • For health reasons, you should eat less red meat. white meat (= a light-coloured meat such as chicken ) • White meat is supposed to be healthier. phrases a joint of meat British English (= a large piece of meat, sometimes containing a bone ) • He began to carve the joint of meat. a cut of meat (= a joint of meat taken from a particular part of an animal ) • Cheaper cuts of meat can be tough. a slice of meat (= a thin piece of meat cut from a larger piece ) • He helped himself to another slice of meat.

4 general:: noun flesh: They ate meat each day for dinner.