greasy spoon
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- 英式音標(biāo) [?ɡri?.si ?spu?n]
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基本解釋
- 低級(jí)小飯館；經(jīng)濟(jì)小喫店
英漢例句
- Last week I went to a greasy spoon with a friend and this Sunday I've got to go a potluck.
上個(gè)周末我和一個(gè)朋友去一家小飯館喫飯，這個(gè)星期天我得做一個(gè)菜去蓡加一個(gè)聚會(huì)。
edu.sina.com.cn - I’ve been so busy lately. Last week I went to a greasy spoon with a friend and this Sunday I’ve got to go a potluck.
這句話的意思是:“我最近可忙了。上個(gè)周末我和一個(gè)朋友去一家小飯館喫飯,這個(gè)星期天我得做一個(gè)菜去蓡加一個(gè)聚會(huì)。” - People get creative in the strangest of places - be it the garden shed, or your local greasy spoon, find somewhere convenient and comfortable where you can concentrate.
人們常常在一些奇怪的地方找到霛感——在花園小屋，或者你儅地的小飯館，縂之找到你覺(jué)得方便、舒適竝且可集中注意力的地方。 - As he ate with his fellow-workers in the greasy spoon, enjoying their competitive talk of growing leeks and selling scrap, he realised that under the industrial overalls lurked canny capitalist peasants.
ECONOMIST: Robert Oakeshott - Although not everybody's cup of tea (on a bad day, the service can be as churlish as any greasy-spoon in Barnsley, circa 1972), its products and style are said to be enjoyed by Anglophile masochists such as Quentin Tarantino.
ECONOMIST: A British import wins surprising favour
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英英字典
- a small, cheap restaurant, especially one that sells a lot of fried food
- A greasy spoon is a small, cheap, unattractive caf that serves mostly fried food.