Definition of beef tea in English:

beef tea

noun

mass nounBritish

A drink made from stewed extract of beef, used as nourishment for invalids.
Example sentencesExamples
- McGee writes well and in detail on this, and on 19th-century preoccupations with meat extracts, which affected attitudes to beef and provoked much activity in Britain in making ‘beef tea’, and in the production of items such as Oxo.
- The previous winter over 5,000 visits were paid to the sick poor of York, food and clothing being taken every time, the food consisting of beef tea, milk puddings, gruel, milk, jellies, etc.
- At half-time lots of fans enjoyed a swig or two of the hot beef tea to warm themselves up ready for the players coming back out for the 2nd half of the game.
- Beef-tea is always better when made the day before it is wanted, and then warmed up.
- If you like a woman that is soft and gentle and cooks for you and makes chicken broth and beef tea and has your slippers ready when you walk in the front door and is there for you 100 percent, she could be it.

Definition of beef tea in US English:

beef tea

nounˈbēf ˈtēˈbif ˈti

British

A drink made from stewed extract of beef, used as nourishment for invalids.
Example sentencesExamples
- If you like a woman that is soft and gentle and cooks for you and makes chicken broth and beef tea and has your slippers ready when you walk in the front door and is there for you 100 percent, she could be it.
- McGee writes well and in detail on this, and on 19th-century preoccupations with meat extracts, which affected attitudes to beef and provoked much activity in Britain in making ‘beef tea’, and in the production of items such as Oxo.
- At half-time lots of fans enjoyed a swig or two of the hot beef tea to warm themselves up ready for the players coming back out for the 2nd half of the game.
- The previous winter over 5,000 visits were paid to the sick poor of York, food and clothing being taken every time, the food consisting of beef tea, milk puddings, gruel, milk, jellies, etc.
- Beef-tea is always better when made the day before it is wanted, and then warmed up.

单词	beef tea
释义	Definition of beef tea in English: beef tea noun mass nounBritish A drink made from stewed extract of beef, used as nourishment for invalids. Example sentencesExamples McGee writes well and in detail on this, and on 19th-century preoccupations with meat extracts, which affected attitudes to beef and provoked much activity in Britain in making ‘beef tea’, and in the production of items such as Oxo. The previous winter over 5,000 visits were paid to the sick poor of York, food and clothing being taken every time, the food consisting of beef tea, milk puddings, gruel, milk, jellies, etc. At half-time lots of fans enjoyed a swig or two of the hot beef tea to warm themselves up ready for the players coming back out for the 2nd half of the game. Beef-tea is always better when made the day before it is wanted, and then warmed up. If you like a woman that is soft and gentle and cooks for you and makes chicken broth and beef tea and has your slippers ready when you walk in the front door and is there for you 100 percent, she could be it. Definition of beef tea in US English: beef tea nounˈbēf ˈtēˈbif ˈti British A drink made from stewed extract of beef, used as nourishment for invalids. Example sentencesExamples If you like a woman that is soft and gentle and cooks for you and makes chicken broth and beef tea and has your slippers ready when you walk in the front door and is there for you 100 percent, she could be it. McGee writes well and in detail on this, and on 19th-century preoccupations with meat extracts, which affected attitudes to beef and provoked much activity in Britain in making ‘beef tea’, and in the production of items such as Oxo. At half-time lots of fans enjoyed a swig or two of the hot beef tea to warm themselves up ready for the players coming back out for the 2nd half of the game. The previous winter over 5,000 visits were paid to the sick poor of York, food and clothing being taken every time, the food consisting of beef tea, milk puddings, gruel, milk, jellies, etc. Beef-tea is always better when made the day before it is wanted, and then warmed up.
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