英语词汇“refreshment”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

refreshment

(rɪfreʃmənt )

Word forms: refreshments

1. plural noun B1

Refreshments are drinks and small amounts of food that are provided, for example, during a meeting or a journey.

2. uncountable noun

You can refer to food and drink as refreshment. [formal]

May I offer you some refreshment?

Collocations:

light refreshments

Light refreshments are on offer while you're pampered.

The Sun

Sometimes an at-seat trolley service of drinks and light refreshments simply isn't enough.

Times, Sunday Times

There, rap stars could listen to soft jazz and enjoy light refreshments, away from ghastly stench of ordinary folk.

Times, Sunday Times

Light refreshments are also on the menu.

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A second train that came to rescue them also became stuck but, passengers said, was at least able to replenish their trolley service of light refreshments.

Times, Sunday Times

单词	refreshment
释义	refreshment (rɪfreʃmənt ) Word forms: refreshments 1. plural noun B1 Refreshments are drinks and small amounts of food that are provided, for example, during a meeting or a journey. 2. uncountable noun You can refer to food and drink as refreshment. [formal] May I offer you some refreshment? Collocations: light refreshments Light refreshments are on offer while you're pampered. The Sun Sometimes an at-seat trolley service of drinks and light refreshments simply isn't enough. Times, Sunday Times There, rap stars could listen to soft jazz and enjoy light refreshments, away from ghastly stench of ordinary folk. Times, Sunday Times Light refreshments are also on the menu. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 A second train that came to rescue them also became stuck but, passengers said, was at least able to replenish their trolley service of light refreshments. Times, Sunday Times
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