snack
US: /ˈsnæk/
UK: /snˈæk/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
snack /snæk/- danh từ
- bữa ăn vội vàng, bữa ăn qua loa; bữa quà; chút thức ăn, chút rượu
- phần, phần chia
- to go snacks with someone in something: chia chung cái gì với ai
- snacks!: ta chia nào!
Advanced English dictionary
noun, verb+ noun (informal) a small meal or amount of food, usually eaten in a hurry: a mid-morning snack + I only have time for a snack at lunchtime. + Do you serve bar snacks? + a snack lunch
+ verb [V] ~ on sth to eat snacks between or instead of main meals: It's healthier to snack on fruit rather than chocolate.
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 bite, nibble, morsel, titbit or Chiefly US tidbit, refreshment(s), Brit elevenses, Colloq nosh:
Have a little snack or you'll be hungry later.
v.
2 bite, nibble, Colloq nosh:
He gained all that weight just from snacking between meals.
Collocation
ADJ.
healthy, light | tasty | savoury, sweet | hot, cold | quick
We stopped at a service station for a quick snack.
| bedtime, lunchtime, mid-afternoon, mid-morning, midnight | party
VERB + SNACK
eat, have | stop for | cook (sb), fix (sb), make (sb), prepare
I fixed myself a light snack.
| provide (sb with), serve
A bar service provides drinks and snacks throughout the day.
SNACK + NOUN
food | lunch, meal, time
Most office staff prefer a snack lunch to a sit-down meal.
| service | bar, counter, kiosk
> Special page at FOOD
Concise dictionary
snacks|snacked|snackingsnæknoun
+a light informal meal
verb
+eat a snack; eat lightly
