pork

noun

/pɔːk/

/pɔːrk/

[uncountable]

meat from a pig that has not been cured (= preserved using salt or smoke)猪肉
- roast pork烤猪肉
- pork chops猪排
- a leg of pork猪腿肉
compare bacon, gammon, ham see also pulled porkTopics Fooda2
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- fresh
- roast
- salt
- …
… of pork
- bit
- piece
- slice
- …
pork + noun
- chop
- pie
- sausage
- …
phrases
- sweet-and-sour pork
(also pork barrel)
(North American English, informal) local projects that are given a lot of government money in order to win votes; the money that is used分肥项目，分肥拨款（议员等为争取选票而促使政府拨款给所属地区的发展项目）

Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French porc, from Latin porcus ‘pig’.

单词	pork
释义	pork noun /pɔːk/ /pɔːrk/ [uncountable] meat from a pig that has not been cured (= preserved using salt or smoke)猪肉 roast pork烤猪肉 pork chops猪排 a leg of pork猪腿肉 compare bacon, gammon, ham see also pulled porkTopics Fooda2 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective fresh roast salt … … of pork bit piece slice … pork + noun chop pie sausage … phrases sweet-and-sour pork (also pork barrel) (North American English, informal) local projects that are given a lot of government money in order to win votes; the money that is used分肥项目，分肥拨款（议员等为争取选票而促使政府拨款给所属地区的发展项目） Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French porc, from Latin porcus ‘pig’.
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