英语词汇“Hamburg”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Hamburg¹

proper nounˈhambʊrk

A port in northern Germany, on the River Elbe; population 1,754,200 (est. 2006). Founded by Charlemagne in the 9th century, it is now the largest port in Germany, with extensive shipyards.

Hamburg²

noun ˈhambəːɡˈhæmbərɡ

1North American
another term for hamburger
Example sentencesExamples
- They will never eat a hamburg in blissful ignorance of where it came from or be able to tolerate the intentional abuse of any animal.
- As he waited for the G4 to boot up the program, he got on the phone and ordered a thermos of coffee and a Hamburg steak for dinner from room service.
2A black variety of grape of German origin, specially adapted to hothouse cultivation.
Example sentencesExamples
- The parentage of 'Muscat Hamburg' is not well known.
- The Black Hamburg was fully equal to any specimens of that variety grown under glass at home.

Origin

From Hamburg¹.

Hamburg¹

proper nounˈhambərɡˈhæmbərɡ

1A port in northern Germany, on the Elbe River; population 1,754,200 (est. 2006). Founded by Charlemagne in the 9th century, it is now the largest port in Germany.
2A town in western New York, south of Buffalo; population 55,868 (est. 2008).

Hamburg²

(also Hamburg steak)

nounˈhambərɡˈhæmbərɡ

North American

another term for hamburger
Example sentencesExamples
- They will never eat a hamburg in blissful ignorance of where it came from or be able to tolerate the intentional abuse of any animal.
- As he waited for the G4 to boot up the program, he got on the phone and ordered a thermos of coffee and a Hamburg steak for dinner from room service.

Origin

From Hamburg.

单词	Hamburg
释义	Hamburg¹ proper nounˈhambʊrk A port in northern Germany, on the River Elbe; population 1,754,200 (est. 2006). Founded by Charlemagne in the 9th century, it is now the largest port in Germany, with extensive shipyards. Hamburg² noun ˈhambəːɡˈhæmbərɡ 1North American another term for hamburger Example sentencesExamples They will never eat a hamburg in blissful ignorance of where it came from or be able to tolerate the intentional abuse of any animal. As he waited for the G4 to boot up the program, he got on the phone and ordered a thermos of coffee and a Hamburg steak for dinner from room service. 2A black variety of grape of German origin, specially adapted to hothouse cultivation. Example sentencesExamples The parentage of 'Muscat Hamburg' is not well known. The Black Hamburg was fully equal to any specimens of that variety grown under glass at home. Origin From Hamburg¹. name.1 noun.1 Hamburg¹ proper nounˈhambərɡˈhæmbərɡ 1A port in northern Germany, on the Elbe River; population 1,754,200 (est. 2006). Founded by Charlemagne in the 9th century, it is now the largest port in Germany. 2A town in western New York, south of Buffalo; population 55,868 (est. 2008). Hamburg² (also Hamburg steak) nounˈhambərɡˈhæmbərɡ North American another term for hamburger Example sentencesExamples They will never eat a hamburg in blissful ignorance of where it came from or be able to tolerate the intentional abuse of any animal. As he waited for the G4 to boot up the program, he got on the phone and ordered a thermos of coffee and a Hamburg steak for dinner from room service. Origin From Hamburg. name.1 noun.1
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