smorgasbord
/ˈsmɔːɡəsbɔːd/ (bre, ipa) · [smˈɔrɡəsbˌɔrd] /ˈsmɔːrɡəsbɔːrd/ (ame, ipa) · [smˈɔrɡəsbˌɔrd] /ˈsmȯr-gəs-ˌbȯrd How to pronounce smorgasbord (audio)/ (ame, mw)
smorgasbord — 名詞
- smorgasbordsingular
- smorgasbordsplural
1. a buffet-style meal where numerous cold items and warm dishes are set out for pe
自助餐
冷熱菜自取的餐食
a buffet-style meal where numerous cold items and warm dishes are set out for people to help themselves
The hotel served a breakfast smorgasbord with fruit, eggs, fish, and bread.
這家飯店供應的早餐自助餐有水果、蛋、魚和麵包。
smorgasbord with + list of dishes
At Mina's wedding, guests returned twice to the smorgasbord by the lake.
在 Mina 的婚禮上,賓客兩次回到湖邊的自助餐檯取餐。
The cruise ship's smorgasbord included smoked salmon, cheese, salads, and warm soup.
郵輪上的自助餐有燻鮭魚、起司、沙拉和熱湯。
Jonas filled his plate from the smorgasbord before the music started.
Jonas 在音樂開始前先從自助餐檯裝滿了盤子。
文法句型
a smorgasbord with [foods]
the smorgasbord at [event/place]
用法筆記
Usually refers to a rich self-serve meal laid out for a group, often at a hotel, party, or celebration. In everyday speech, plain 'buffet' is more neutral, while 'smorgasbord' sounds more vivid and slightly old-fashioned.
常見錯誤
2. a big mixed collection of options, ideas, or activities presented together, ofte
大雜燴
種類很多的混合組合
a big mixed collection of options, ideas, or activities presented together, often creating a rich or slightly overwhelming choice
The festival programme is a smorgasbord of films, talks, concerts, and classes.
這份節目單像個電影、講座、音樂會和課程的大雜燴。
a smorgasbord of + plural nouns
The TV package gives us a smorgasbord of sport, news, films, and cartoons.
這套電視方案把體育、新聞、電影和卡通全都混成一個大雜燴。
Ritu's notebook became a smorgasbord of sketches, recipes, song lines, and plans.
Ritu 的筆記本成了草圖、食譜、歌詞片段和計畫的大雜燴。
The job fair offered a smorgasbord of training courses for new arrivals.
這場就業博覽會把各種給新移民的培訓課程全都擺在一起,像個大雜燴。
- range
more neutral and less colourful
- assortment
slightly more formal and focused on a mixed set
- mix
more everyday and less expressive than 'smorgasbord'
文法句型
a smorgasbord of [plural nouns]
offer a smorgasbord of [things]
用法筆記
Common in writing about media, events, and choices. It often adds a playful sense of abundance, unlike more neutral words such as 'range' or 'selection'.