日常生活 - Food & Eating

Here you will find slang for food and eating, covering casual terms for meals, cravings, and eating habits.

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foodie

[名词]

someone who is very interested in cooking and trying different food

美食家, 吃货

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grub

[名词]

food, often casual or simple meals

食物, 饭

Ex: He cooked up some grub for everyone .

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chow

[名词]

a food or a meal, especially in an informal or casual setting

食物, 饭

Ex: After a long day of hiking , everyone was eager to sit down and enjoy a hearty chow.我们在新餐厅拿了一些**chow**。

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nom

[名词]

tasty or delicious food

美食, 美味佳肴

Ex: This place has the best noms in town.这个地方有镇上最好的**诺姆斯**。

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the munchies

[名词]

an abrupt and strong desire to eat something

突然的食欲, 强烈的进食欲望

Ex: He's known for his late-night munchies runs to the convenience store for candy and soda.他以深夜因**突然想吃东西**而跑去便利店买糖果和苏打水而闻名。

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to carbo-load

[动词]

to eat large amounts of carbohydrate-rich food before exercise or athletic events

碳水化合物加载, 补充碳水化合物

Ex: Don't forget to carbo-load if you want energy for the game.如果你想在比赛中获得能量，别忘了**补充碳水化合物**。

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fixins

[名词]

side items, toppings, or condiments served with a main dish

配菜, 浇头

Ex: The pizza place has a ton of fixins to choose from.那家披萨店有大量的**配料**可供选择。

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snack attack

[名词]

a sudden craving or urge to eat snacks

零食袭击, 突然的零食渴望

Ex: He always gets a snack attack while studying.他学习时总是会有**零食攻击**。

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glizzy

[名词]

a hot dog

一个热狗, 一根香肠

Ex: Nothing beats a hot glizzy after the game.没有什么比比赛后的热**glizzy**更棒了。

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to house

[动词]

to eat something quickly and with enthusiasm, often implying the consumption of a large quantity

狼吞虎咽, 大吃

Ex: The kids housed their Halloween candy the same night they went trick-or-treating .孩子们在万圣节当晚去讨糖后，就把糖果**一扫而光**了。

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to pig out

[动词]

to eat a large amount of food, often messily

大吃特吃, 像猪一样吃

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to scarf down

[动词]

to eat something very quickly

狼吞虎咽, 大口吞下

Ex: She always scarves down snacks while watching TV.她看电视时总是**狼吞虎咽地吃**零食。

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cheat day

[名词]

a day when someone temporarily abandons their diet to eat freely

作弊日, 放纵日

Ex: He went all out on his cheat day.他在他的**作弊日**上**all out**了。

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to hit the spot

[短语]

to satisfy a craving or desire, especially for food or drink

Ex: I was craving something sweet, and the rich chocolate cake I had for dessert hit the spot perfectly.

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munch

[名词]

snacks or small amounts of food

零食, 小吃

Ex: Don't forget the munch for the picnic.不要忘记野餐的**零食**。

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nosh

[名词]

a light snack or bite to eat, especially one enjoyed casually

小吃, 点心

Ex: During the meeting, they provided a nosh table with cookies and refreshments.别忘了野餐的**小吃**。

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ripper

[名词]

a hot dog cooked in hot oil until its skin splits open

爆开的热狗, 裂开的香肠

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