meat market
meat market — 名詞
1. A shop or stall where customers buy uncooked meat, chicken, and sometimes fish t
肉攤
販賣生鮮肉品的店鋪
A shop or stall where customers buy uncooked meat, chicken, and sometimes fish to cook at home.
Mrs. Chen goes to the meat market each Saturday to buy fresh chicken for dinner.
陳太太每個星期六都會去肉攤買新鮮雞肉回家做晚餐。
goes to + the meat market
The meat market near the station sells pork, beef, and lamb at fair prices.
火車站附近的那家肉攤以合理的價格販賣豬肉、牛肉和羊肉。
The chef inspected the meat market carefully before choosing which stall to buy from.
主廚仔細檢查了肉攤後,才決定要跟哪個攤位購買。
The butcher at the meat market always saves his best steaks for regular customers.
肉攤的老闆總是為老主顧保留最好的牛排。
- butcher shop
more common in American English for a shop that sells meat
- butcher's
common in British English, shorter form
文法句型
a/the meat market
at the meat market
用法筆記
Usually refers to a physical stall or small shop in a traditional market, rather than a large modern supermarket.
常見錯誤
2. An informal, often disapproving term for a bar, club, or event where people go m
肉慾場所
人們物色性伴侶的場所,常含貶義
An informal, often disapproving term for a bar, club, or event where people go mainly to look for someone to have sex with, suggesting a shallow atmosphere where appearance matters more than personality.
Theo stopped going to that club because it turned into a meat market on weekends.
Theo 不再去那家夜店了,因為週末那裡變成了肉慾場所。
turn into a meat market
My sister hated the singles party and called it a meat market full of rude people.
我姊姊很討厭那個單身派對,說那裡簡直是粗魯人士聚集的肉慾場所。
Some people avoid dating apps because they feel the apps have become a meat market.
有些人避免使用交友軟體,因為他們覺得那些軟體已經變成了肉慾場所。
Imran walked out of the party after ten minutes, calling the atmosphere a meat market.
Imran 在派對待了十分鐘就離開了,說那種氛圍根本就是肉慾場所。
- pickup joint
slang, more casual and less disapproving
- hookup scene
focuses on the social culture rather than a specific location
文法句型
a meat market
feel like a meat market
turn into a meat market
用法筆記
Almost always used to express criticism or discomfort. The speaker is usually describing a place they dislike. Not used in formal writing.