hotdog

• 名词，主要有两个意思：指夹在面包里的熟香肠或热狗肠；也可非正式地指爱炫耀、做出危险或花哨动作以吸引注意的人。

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a cooked frankfurter or sausage served in a bun, or informally to a person who shows off by performing dangerous or flashy stunts.

1. Frankfurter in a bunA1informalculinary

   A cooked sausage, typically a frankfurter or wiener, served hot in a long soft roll, often with mustard, ketchup, or relish.

   热狗

   • I bought a hotdog from the street vendor.
   • He put ketchup and mustard on his hotdog.
   • The kids ate hotdogs at the baseball game.

   同义词dogfrankfrankfurterwiener

2. B1formalculinary

   A smooth-textured sausage made of minced beef or pork, usually smoked, often served on a bread roll.

   热狗

   • The hotdog was made from high-quality beef.
   • They grilled hotdogs for the barbecue.
   • This brand of hotdogs is very popular.

   同义词dogfrankfrankfurterwiener

3. Show-offB2slangamericansport

   A person who performs dangerous or flashy stunts to attract attention, especially in sports like skiing or surfing.

   爱出风头的人

   • He's such a hotdog on the slopes, always trying risky jumps.
   • The coach told him to stop being a hotdog and play as a team.
   • That hotdog nearly crashed into the crowd with his stunt.

   同义词grandstandershow-offshowboat

   反义词modestshywallflower