英语释义

1. a store where ready-to-eat food products (such as cooked meats and prepared salads) are sold delicatessen
You shuffle off to the deli and pick up a pastrami-on-rye and an egg cream. The bald man behind the counter whistles cheerfully as he slices the meat.
— Jay McInerney Sixth Avenue in midtown was once lined with convenient, low-priced delis, cafeterias, coffee shops, and the like.
— Brendan Gill also the food sold at a delicatessen
If you're hungry for deli in Miami, only the Rascal House will do.
— Norman Kolpas … a neat, orderly, well-lighted place so clean you could eat deli off the floor …
— Jack Fincher —often used before another noun
deli meats/platterswaiting in line at the deli counter

2. a store where you can buy foods (such as meats, cheese, salads, and sandwiches) that are already cooked or prepared

3. delicatessen

片语

charcuterie(Charcuterie)人名；(法)沙尔屈特里

Deli coupling德利联轴节

Pets Deli宠物熟食餐厅

NEW DELI新德里

Deli Hall熟食厅

Asian deli雅洲汇

deli coleslaw美味凉拌高丽菜

Century Deli美食屋

deli pu最近的车站

mario deli上海望皓贸易有限公司

英汉例句

• For lunch, if he isn't eating out for work, he buys a tuna fish sandwich from a nearby deli.

  至于午饭，如果不是因为工作的缘故在外面吃，那么他会从附近的熟食店买一份金枪鱼三明治。

• Upon his request, the 35-pound dress made of a dozen thin-cut flank steaks was quickly transported to the meat freezer at a local deli.

  根据他的请求，这件35磅重的礼服被快速运往本地的一个大型冷冻室，之后被展示在Vigilato的标本工作室内。

• The actress steps out in Brooklyn for a quick Honey Nut Cheerios run at a local deli.

  这位女演员出门到布鲁克林区当地的一家食品店里快速买了蜂蜜燕麦圈。