have a wiener
I had a wiener for lunch.
我午餐吃了一根法兰克福香肠。
维也纳香肠;热狗肠
诺伯特·维纳(美国数学家,控制论创始人,1894—1964);由碎牛肉或猪肉制成的光滑香肠,通常烟熏,常夹面包食用;美国数学家,控制论创始人(1894-1964);<美>=frankfurter
a smooth-textured sausage of minced beef or pork, usually smoked and often served in a bread roll
由碎牛肉或猪肉制成的光滑香肠,通常烟熏,常夹面包食用
a smooth-textured sausage of minced beef or pork usually smoked; often served on a bread roll
美国数学家,控制论创始人(1894-1964)
United States mathematician and founder of cybernetics (1894-1964)
For lunch, I ate a wiener with mustard and pickles.
午餐时,我吃了一根加芥末和酸黄瓜的热狗肠。
用法提示:wiener 是名词(可数),指“热狗肠/维也纳香肠”,句中作 ate 的宾语。
The hot dog stand sells wieners and sausages on fresh buns.
热狗摊在新鲜面包卷里卖热狗肠和香肠。
用法提示:wiener 的复数形式 wieners 在此表“多根热狗肠”,与 sausages 并列作 sells 的宾语。
Would you like a beef wiener or a pork one for your snack?
你的零食想吃牛肉热狗肠还是猪肉热狗肠?
用法提示:wiener 作名词,与 beef、pork 搭配表示不同口味,在句中作 like 的宾语。
I had a wiener for lunch.
我午餐吃了一根法兰克福香肠。
常作为热狗食用。
He ordered a wiener on a bun with mustard.
他点了一份热狗,加了芥末。
She cooked wieners on the grill.
她在烤架上烤了法兰克福香肠。
grammar · medium
易错句子I ate a weiner for lunch.
正确表达I ate a wiener for lunch.
拼写错误:将 wiener 误拼为 weiner,因为 /iː/ 音在英语中常对应 'ie',但 wiener 源自德语,拼写是 'ie',注意不要与常见 'ei' 拼写混淆。
grammar · medium
易错句子I ate some wiener.
正确表达I ate a wiener.
可数名词误用:wiener 作为香肠是可数名词,表示单个时要用不定冠词 a,不能像不可数名词那样用 some(some 用于不可数名词或复数名词)。
都指香肠,但'frankfurter'强调法兰克福风味,'wiener'强调维也纳风味。
指整个热狗三明治,而'wiener'仅指香肠本身。
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