英:[ˈfu:dstʌf]
美:[ˈfudˌstʌf]
英:[ˈfu:dstʌf]
美:[ˈfudˌstʌf]
food·stuff
fud stuhf
复数:foodstuffs
"适合食用的物质或材料",1870年,来自 food + stuff(名词)。相关词汇: Foodstuffs。
The first known use of foodstuff was in 1872
foolhardyadjective
foolishly adventurous or bold
foolhardyadjective
foolishly adventurous or bold
foolerynoun
a foolish act : horseplay
foolish behavior
fool1 of 2noun
a person who lacks good sense or judgment
a person formerly kept in a noble or royal household to amuse with jests and pranks
fool2 of 2verb
to spend time idly
just fooling around
to meddle or tamper thoughtlessly or ignorantly
don't fool with that dial
to speak or act in fun : joke
I was only fooling
to make a fool of : trick
fool1 of 2noun
a person who lacks good sense or judgment
a person formerly kept in a noble or royal household to amuse with jests and pranks
fool2 of 2verb
to spend time idly
just fooling around
to meddle or tamper thoughtlessly or ignorantly
don't fool with that dial
to speak or act in fun : joke
I was only fooling
to make a fool of : trick
foodstuffnoun
a substance with food valueespecially: a specific nutrient (as protein or fat)
foodstuffnoun
a substance with food valueespecially: a specific nutrient (as protein or fat)
foodstuffnoun
a substance with food valueespecially: a specific nutrient (as a fat or protein)
1 The potassium content of foodstuffs is very variable.
食物中钾的含量差别很大。
2 Foodstuffs , Medicine, Patent Medicine, Emporium, Garment, Arts & Crafts .
食品, 药材,成药, 日用百货, 服装, 工艺品.
3 A: "Northwest cuisine" reflects local foodstuffs and the diversity of our population, but we think it's an outdated expression.
4 It's not so long ago that yoghurt was considered a cranky, hippy foodstuff.
5 It’s a traditional and long-established way to render foodstuffs more enjoyable.
6 Import Products: foodstuffs, automobiles, building materials, machinery, textiles.
主要进口产品: 食品 、 汽车 、 建筑材料 、 机械 、 纺织品.
7 “Why go to this much trouble and expense to replace a foodstuff that we simply do not need?” asks Lynne Elliot, chief executive at the Vegetarian Society.
8 On it goes, offering up every known foodstuff as inferior to good ale.
9 Why do we lend foodstuffs and appliances to our neighbors, and not strangers in the mall?
10 Increasing the supply of fruit, vegetables and arbor foodstuffs.
——提高水果 、 蔬菜和木本食物供给水平.
11 As cities grew, the kitchen’s need for regular infusions of fresh foodstuffs, heating and cooling energy, and waste disposal connected it to urban networks that were themselves still taking shape.
12 Rice, Native Produce , Bean, Animal Feeds, Cereals & Foodstuffs , Toilet Paper.
米粮, 土产, 豆料, 饲料, 食品, 卫生纸.
13 At the time, the agency said it would work towards extending the ban to foodstuffs, but that promise never materialized.
14 Ancient Egyptians began using salt in this way by around 2000 B.C.E, and its likely that it was used well before that to keep a wide variety of foodstuffs edible in the absence of modern tech like refrigerators.
15 Nobody is altogether pleased by bland foodstuff.
没有人会完全喜欢平淡的食物.
16 In most instances, companies are estimating a date by when that food item might still taste best, but legally, the only foodstuff required to list a use-by date is baby formula, as stated by CNN.
17 I deposited my foodstuffs at the cave and hurried on, while it was still light, to finish my fire wall.
18 Halal is applied to foodstuffs and beverages permissible under Islamic law.
19 “We keep a list of foodstuffs taped to our freezer,” he says.
20 The foodstuff of the title, by the way, refers to what Dennis would like to serve his daughter for breakfast in the “muckmansion” he fantasizes building for her.
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2 食物
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