| 正面 | 2398.breakfast 英 ['brekfəst]美 ['brɛkfəst]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： 1. airbnb.com : They turned a traditional Bed & Breakfast into an AirBed & Breakfast.n. 早餐；早饭vi. 吃早餐vt. 为…供应早餐 例句： 1. Breakfast television arrived in British life precisely a decade ago.准确地说，早间电视节目于10年前进入英国人的生活。 breakfast 早餐break, 打破。fast, 斋戒。原指在斋戒仪式后所吃的第一顿饭。 breakfastbreakfast: [15] Breakfast is the first food one eats in the morning, thereby literally ‘breaking’ the night’s ‘fast’. The word is first recorded in a text of 1463: ‘Expenses in breakfast, xjd’. It is a lexicalization of the phrase ‘break one’s fast’, which itself seems to have originated in the 14th century.breakfast (n.)mid-15c., from break (v.) + fast (n.). An Old English word for it was undernmete (see undern), also morgenmete "morning meal.". The verb is recorded from 1670s. Related: Breakfasted; breakfasting. Spanish almuerzo "lunch," but formerly and still locally "breakfast," is from Latin admorsus, past participle of admordere "to bite into," from ad- "to" + mordere "to bite." In common with almuerzo, words for "breakfast" tend over time to shift in meaning toward "lunch;" compare French déjeuner "breakfast," later "lunch" (equivalent of Spanish desayuno "breakfast"), both from Vulgar Latin *disieiunare "to breakfast," from Latin dis- "apart, in a different direction from" + ieiunare, jejunare "fast" (see jejune; also compare dine). German Frühstück is from Middle High German vruostücke, literally "early bit."" |