side order
side order — 名詞
1. a smaller dish of food that you buy alongside your main meal at a restaurant, ty
配菜
主菜之外單獨點的小份食物
a smaller dish of food that you buy alongside your main meal at a restaurant, typically served in its own container rather than on the same plate as the main item
Iker ordered a burger with a side order of fries.
Iker 點了一份漢堡，外加一份薯條配菜。
collocation: side order of [food]
Baraka asked whether the set meal came with a side order or cost extra.
Baraka 問套餐是否附有配菜，還是要另外加錢。
verb pattern: come with a side order
The lunch special includes a main dish and your choice of one side order.
午餐特餐包含一道主菜，以及任選一份配菜。
Tanvi chose a small salad as her side order instead of the usual chips.
Tanvi 選了一份小沙拉當配菜，沒有選一般的薯條。
For just two more dollars, you can add a side order of grilled vegetables.
只要再加兩塊美金，就能多點一份烤蔬菜配菜。
- side dish
more general than 'side order'; can refer to shared dishes placed on the table rather than an individual portion
- accompaniment
more formal and often used in cooking or menu descriptions rather than casual ordering
- main course
the primary dish that the side order is eaten alongside
文法句型
side order of [food]