| 释义 |
slap-upˈslap-up adjective   - I shall award a slap-up dinner at Jamash, our local Balti restaurant, to the winner.
- Over £1,500 was raised at the fete and this will be used to give 200 pensioners a slap-up Christmas dinner.
- To mark the occasion the club presented her with a tracksuit and treated her to a slap-up lunch at a Middlesbrough restaurant.
a very large meal► three-course meal a large meal with three separate parts, of the type that is usually served in restaurants: · I can't eat a three-course meal at lunch time -- it's just too much.· You can get a three-course meal for $25 in the barbecue grill. ► feast a very large meal for a large number of people, to celebrate a special occasion: · There were over sixty guests at the wedding feast.· The Christmas celebrations in Fiji are rounded off by a huge feast on Christmas Day. ► heavy a heavy meal, lunch, dinner etc is one in which you eat a lot of food, and that makes you feel tired and your stomach feel full: · You shouldn't eat a heavy meal before going swimming.· After a heavy lunch my father fell asleep almost immediately. ► slap-up meal British informal a large meal with a lot of good food: · If they give me the job I'll take you out for a slap-up meal. ► spread informal a large meal for several people: · They were looking forward to the spread that Judith had prepared. ► slap-up meal/dinner etc- I shall award a slap-up dinner at Jamash, our local Balti restaurant, to the winner.
slap-up meal/dinner etc British English informal a very large enjoyable meal |