fry-up

美 　英

• n.一份油煎食物（如熏肉和雞蛋）
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)英式早餐

詞形變化

復(fù)數(shù)：fry-ups  

英漢解釋

n.	1. an act or occasion of frying several types of food together for a meal 2. a mixture of fried food 3. a meal of fried food, especially consisting of eggs, bacon, and sausages

例句

Given that if you use some of the methods outlined and don't indulge too often, the occasional 'fry up' won't do too much damage.

但是如果你根據(jù)上述健康的油炸方法去做，而且不要吃太多，我相信“稍微的炸一下”對(duì)人體沒(méi)有太大壞處。

I once knew a man whose entire culinary output each year consisted of just three barbecues and a New Year's Day fry-up.

我曾經(jīng)認(rèn)識(shí)一個(gè)男人，他每年的整個(gè)烹飪產(chǎn)物就是由三個(gè)烤肉和一頓新年煎雞蛋組成。

It only takes 10 seconds to fry up the fresh noodles, so every second must be carefully monitored.

只需10秒，就可把新鮮面條炸脆，因此每秒鐘都必須仔細(xì)把握。

If you're lucky, you get a pastry, a hearty breakfast of pancakes and sausage and eggs, or an English fry-up.

如果幸運(yùn)的話，你會(huì)拿著一份糕點(diǎn)，有煎餅、香腸和雞蛋的豐盛早餐，或者是一份英式煎火腿。

Fry up the food , please.

請(qǐng)把食物加熱

No one died from eating a full English fry-up once in their life, but having a meal of these proportions every day can literally kill you.

雖然還沒(méi)人死于豐富的英式油煎食品，但是每天按這個(gè)比例吃飯可以慢慢致死你。

OK, let's go to the greasy spoon for a fry-up.

好的，那我們去廉價(jià)便利店去吃油炸食物。