delicatessen

1 Other books were inspired by Mr. Kroll’s wanderings past the neighborhood pastry shop, the delicatessen, the drug store and the corner bookshop among a flow of Jews, Latinos, Asians and Italians.

2 It is possible to wander into Harry & Ida’s Meat and Supply Co., a delicatessen and provisions shop that opened in June in the East Village, with expectations of nothing more than a good pastrami sandwich.

3 The staff of Ben’s, the kosher Manhattan delicatessen, will demonstrate the proper technique at this festive event, where visitors can also eat those fried potato Hanukkah treats.

4 Head through the modest and dimly lit space, perfumed by cured meats hanging overhead, and you will find a delicatessen case filled with yet more meat.

5 As he recounted it, his father, on learning that Leonard had contracted polio, raced upstate from his delicatessen job without stopping to change his clothes.

6 “What does this mean when Jewish culture becomes part of a museum exhibit?” said Ted Merwin, the author of “Pastrami on Rye,” a 2015 history of the Jewish delicatessen.

7 Without those luscious steak juices, a steak would be merely delicatessen roast beef.

8 Later in the day, the couple and their guests, joined by a friend, the producer Paul Maslansky, shared a celebratory brunch at Nate ’n Al, a nearby delicatessen.

9 But if you're into the animal proteins — and ready to try something a little bit different — this delicatessen has your number.

10 Mr. Kline’s refrigerator filled with custom-made smoothies mimics the expensive “health” beverages found in delicatessens and gourmet markets.

11 He reconfigured ingredients with the help of a toolbox that included meat glue, and devised surprises like rye pasta with pastrami that tasted like a sandwich from Katz’s delicatessen nearby.

12 Many families buy cooked food from the supermarket and the delicatessen or go straight to a restaurant when they are tired.

许多家庭从超市和熟食店买 熟食，或者在劳累时直接进饭馆就餐。

13 You can find it in large supermarkets and Italian delicatessens, but if you can’t get hold of any, penne makes the best alternative.

14 Another second, and the monster would’ve turned me into a hundred pounds of delicatessen meat.

15 As the traditional East Coast Jewish delicatessen seems to be supplanted by an ever-increasing number of fast-food chains, so goes the Russian-dressing-slathered sandwiches the deli served, with a pickle on the side.

16 On the wholesale side, a large part of the business at Star Bakery, Buckfire said, was their bread was sold to many metro Detroit restaurants and delicatessens.

17 At about 12, working for the summer as a delicatessen delivery boy in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, he befriended a family on his route, who were named Lessac.

18 Before he moved in the late 1960s to San Francisco, where he started acting at the American Conservatory Theater, he worked as a counterman at several New York delicatessens.

19 Delicatessen usually require little preparation for serving.

熟食一般不需另加烹调便可食用。

20 A delicious aperitif, this wine also pairs well with delicatessen meats, poultry, lightly matured cheeses and fruity desserts.

是一款美味的开胃酒，搭配熟肉、禽类、口味清淡微熟的乳酪及水果甜点鲜美可口。

1 子弹

lead stuff ball shot bullet pill cartridge pellet slug

2 弹丸

pellet slug

3 工作室

study studio workshop atelier workroom

4 熟食店

deli cookshop