ba·con
noun/ˈbeɪkən/
/ˈbeɪkən/
[uncountable]Idioms - meat from the back or sides of a pig that has been cured (= preserved using salt or smoke), usually served in thin slices
培根；熏猪肉 - a rasher of bacon
一片培根 - bacon and eggs
熏肉加煎蛋 - smoked/unsmoked bacon
熏制／未熏制的猪肉
Extra ExamplesTopics Foodb1- Fry the bacon until crisp.
把熏肉煎至酥脆。 - I'll have two rashers of bacon and a fried egg.
我要两片熏肉和一个煎蛋。 - A whole side of bacon was hanging from a hook on the ceiling.
天花板的钩子上挂着整整一扇咸猪肉。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- lean
- streaky
- back
- …
- bit
- piece
- rasher
- …
- cook
- fry
- grill
- …
- fat
- grease
- rind
- …
- bacon, lettuce and tomato
Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French, from a Germanic word meaning ‘ham, flitch’; related to back. - a rasher of bacon
Idioms
bring home the bacon
- (informal) to be successful at something; to earn money for your family to live on
成功；挣到养家糊口的钱 - His friends had all gone to college or were bringing home the bacon.
他的朋友们都上大学了，或者正在养家糊口。
- His friends had all gone to college or were bringing home the bacon.
save somebody’s bacon/neck
- (informal) to rescue somebody from a very difficult situation
解救某人摆脱困境 - He's out to save his own political neck.
他在试图挽救自己的政治前途。
- He's out to save his own political neck.