steak
US: /ˈsteɪk/
UK: /stˈeɪk/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
steak /steik/- danh từ
- miếng cá để nướng, miếng thịt để nướng
Advanced English dictionary
+ noun1 (also less frequent beefsteak) [U, C] a thick slice of good quality beef: fillet / rump / sirloin steak + How would you like your steak done? + a steak knife (= one with a special blade for eating steak with)
2 [U, C] a thick slice of any type of meat: pork steak + a gammon steak
3 [U] (often in compounds) beef that is not of the best quality, often sold in small pieces and used in pies, STEWS, etc: braising / stewing steak + a steak and kidney pie
4 [C] a large thick piece of fish: a cod / salmon steak
Collocation
ADJ.
juicy, tender | tough | medium, medium-rare, rare, well done
I like my steak rare.
| chuck, fillet, loin, rump, sirloin, T-bone
a lightly-grilled fillet steak
| braising, stewing | beef | gammon, salmon, etc.
VERB + STEAK
eat, have | cook, fry, grill, stew
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Concise dictionary
steakssteɪknoun
+a slice of meat cut from the fleshy part of an animal or large fish
