burger
noun /ˈbɜːɡə(r)/
/ˈbɜːrɡər/
Idioms - (also hamburger, British English also beefburger)beef cut into small pieces and made into a flat round shape that is then fried, often served in a bread roll
（汉堡牛肉式的）鱼松饼，菜末饼，果仁饼 - -burger(in compounds
构成复合词 （汉堡牛肉式的）鱼松饼，菜末饼，果仁饼 - a spicy beanburger
香辣豆蓉饼
- a spicy beanburger
词源1930s (originally US): abbreviation of hamburger.
Idioms
flip burgers
- (especially North American English, informal, usually disapproving) to work as a chef in a fast-food restaurant, especially when this is considered to be a low-status job for people who lack the ambition or ability to do anything better
汉堡： 在一家快餐店当厨师，尤其是对于那些缺乏野心或做事更好的能力的人来说，这是低级的工作- He is now flipping burgers and serving drinks to make ends meet.
他现在卖汉堡包和提供饮料来维持生计。
- He is now flipping burgers and serving drinks to make ends meet.