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potato chip

/pəˈteɪtəʊ tʃɪp/

翻译: 一种薄片状的油炸或烘烤马铃薯,通常加盐,作为零食食用。在英式英语中称为 crisp。

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/pəˈteɪtəʊ tʃɪp/A2informalamericanculinary
  • zh一种薄片状的油炸或烘烤马铃薯,通常加盐,作为零食食用。在英式英语中称为 crisp。

A thin, crispy slice of potato that is fried or baked and typically salted, eaten as a snack. In British English, this is called a 'crisp'.

  1. Thin fried snackA1informalamerican

    A thin slice of potato that is deep-fried or baked until crispy, typically salted and flavored.

    zh薯片

    • I bought a bag of potato chips for the party.
    • She loves eating barbecue-flavored potato chips.
    • He crunched on a potato chip while watching the movie.
  2. Crisps (British English)A1informalbritish

    In British English, the same snack is called 'crisps', often sold in various flavors.

    zh薯片(英式英语)

    • He opened a packet of salt and vinegar crisps.
    • She prefers cheese and onion crisps over plain ones.
    • They shared a bag of prawn cocktail crisps.
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