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Definition of beefsteak in English: beefsteaknounˈbiːfsteɪkˈbifˌsteɪk A thick slice of lean beef, typically from the rump and eaten grilled or fried. beefsteaks so large that one slice makes a sandwich mass noun high-quality beefsteak Example sentencesExamples - They started eating their meal; it consisted of baked potatoes, rolls, milk, and beefsteaks.
- McGovern declared: ‘I would trade all the beefsteaks and roast chickens in the world in order to banquet off one once more.’
- Still laughing, the group finally left the restaurant having had a little too much beer, a good beefsteak, and excellent company.
- Diners can choose from a variety of salads, seafood kebabs, beefsteaks, scallops, salmon, lamb chops, and desserts.
- This is a man who would have no problem with a beefsteak cooked saignant (bloody).
- Ready for workaday food, I opted for the beefsteak and egg, with a side order of fried chips.
- The court's chefs prepared a smorgasbord of honey-baked potatoes, York sausages, chocolate pudding, fresh, ripe apricots, beefsteak, and filet of Markfish, fresh from the lake.
- They'll have them that evening with the beefsteaks.
- ‘Coffee and beefsteak would be nice, thank you,’ he told him.
- We all used to eat a lot of beefsteak and beefsteak pie at that time.
- Yet, it was revealed that among the meats purchased were huge quantities of beef, pork and beefsteaks!
- Then they were served a beefsteak as the main course, accompanied by a potato gratin with just a touch of garlic.
- In fact, tea is first introduced by Cissie during the opening scene of the train ride, when she pours him tea to have with his beefsteak.
- Wendy, XGAO and I went to Eric's home to enjoy the beefsteak Eric cooked by himself.
- Merlin nodded to the Irish setter without smiling and answered, ‘Just coffee and beefsteak, please.’
- It had become a tradition to have a huge grilled beefsteak dinner in honor of the Snowgrazer's dwindling use of land foods.
- I had hopes for the churrasco sandwich, one of the menu's innovations, but the thin beefsteak turned out to be tough, overcooked and surprisingly flavorless.
- According to the waitress, the grilled beefsteak is one of Holder's most popular dishes, so my friend went for that.
Definition of beefsteak in US English: beefsteaknounˈbifˌsteɪkˈbēfˌstāk A thick slice of lean beef, typically from the rump and eaten grilled, broiled, or fried. beefsteaks so large that one slice makes a sandwich mass noun high-quality beefsteak Example sentencesExamples - Diners can choose from a variety of salads, seafood kebabs, beefsteaks, scallops, salmon, lamb chops, and desserts.
- Wendy, XGAO and I went to Eric's home to enjoy the beefsteak Eric cooked by himself.
- In fact, tea is first introduced by Cissie during the opening scene of the train ride, when she pours him tea to have with his beefsteak.
- They started eating their meal; it consisted of baked potatoes, rolls, milk, and beefsteaks.
- It had become a tradition to have a huge grilled beefsteak dinner in honor of the Snowgrazer's dwindling use of land foods.
- We all used to eat a lot of beefsteak and beefsteak pie at that time.
- The court's chefs prepared a smorgasbord of honey-baked potatoes, York sausages, chocolate pudding, fresh, ripe apricots, beefsteak, and filet of Markfish, fresh from the lake.
- ‘Coffee and beefsteak would be nice, thank you,’ he told him.
- I had hopes for the churrasco sandwich, one of the menu's innovations, but the thin beefsteak turned out to be tough, overcooked and surprisingly flavorless.
- Yet, it was revealed that among the meats purchased were huge quantities of beef, pork and beefsteaks!
- According to the waitress, the grilled beefsteak is one of Holder's most popular dishes, so my friend went for that.
- McGovern declared: ‘I would trade all the beefsteaks and roast chickens in the world in order to banquet off one once more.’
- Then they were served a beefsteak as the main course, accompanied by a potato gratin with just a touch of garlic.
- Still laughing, the group finally left the restaurant having had a little too much beer, a good beefsteak, and excellent company.
- Ready for workaday food, I opted for the beefsteak and egg, with a side order of fried chips.
- This is a man who would have no problem with a beefsteak cooked saignant (bloody).
- They'll have them that evening with the beefsteaks.
- Merlin nodded to the Irish setter without smiling and answered, ‘Just coffee and beefsteak, please.’
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