bill of fare

英 [ˌbɪl əv ˈfeə(r)]

美 [ˌbɪl əv ˈfer]

n.  (餐馆的)菜单，菜谱

法律

牛津词典

noun

• （餐馆的）菜单，菜谱
  a list of the food that can be ordered in a restaurant

柯林斯词典

• 菜谱；菜单
  Thebill of fareat a restaurant is a list of the food for a meal from which you may choose what you want to eat.

英英释义

noun

• a list of dishes available at a restaurant
  1. the menu was in French
  Synonym:menucardcarte du jourcarte

双语例句

• If you order an a la carte dinner, you select whatever you wish from the bill of fare, paying only for the dishes ordered.
  如果你订了一份照菜单点的晚餐，你可以选择任何在菜谱上想要的（菜式），只需要支付订到的菜肴。
• The waitress brought us a bill of fare.
  女服务员给我们送来一份菜单。
• "The large bill of fare held an array of dishes sufficient to feed an army, sidelined with prices which made reasonable expenditure a ridiculous impossibility"
  大菜单上列的一行行菜肴足够供养一支军队，旁边标明的价格使得合理开支成为一件可笑且不可能的事情
• Let's look at the bill of fare and decide what we're going to eat.
  让我们先看看菜单，然后再决定打算吃什么。
• I want to find a bill of fare for this dinner.
  我想要去找一个菜单为了这顿晚餐。
• A list of particulars ( as a playbill or bill of fare).
  细节的列表（如节目单，菜单）。
• Just before she reached the fruit, Sarah was crying over the bill of fare.
  就在要打水果名称的时候，萨拉对着那张菜单哭了起来。
• I don not what I want to watch before I see a bill of fare.
  在我看节目单前我不知道自己想看什么。
• A bill of fare is very helpful to TV viewers.
  节目单对电视观众来说非常有用。
• There are two piano solos on the musical bill of fare.
  音乐演奏节目单上有两支钢琴独奏曲。