spare rib
spare rib — 名詞
1. one of the lower bones from a pig's side, sold with a small amount of meat on it
豬肋排
豬胸側切下、帶少量肉的排骨
one of the lower bones from a pig's side, sold with a small amount of meat on it and often cooked in sauce or on a grill
Rodrigo ordered a spare rib with rice and pickled vegetables at lunch.
Rodrigo 午餐點了一根配飯和醃菜的豬肋排。
order a spare rib — restaurant food context
Putri brushed sauce over the spare rib before sliding it into the oven.
Putri 把醬刷在豬肋排上,再放進烤箱。
brush sauce over + spare rib
At the barbecue, Daniel picked up a spare rib and bit off the meat.
在烤肉會上,Daniel 拿起一根豬肋排,咬下上面的肉。
Iris cut the spare rib into smaller pieces for her young son.
Iris 把那根豬肋排切成小塊給年幼的兒子吃。
The cook marinated each spare rib overnight so the meat stayed tender.
廚師把每根豬肋排醃了一整夜,讓肉保持軟嫩。
marinate each spare rib overnight
- barbecued spare rib
- grilled spare rib
- spare rib with sauce
- marinated spare rib
- rib
a broader word that can mean any rib from pork, beef, or another animal
- baby back rib
a more specific pork rib from higher on the back, usually shorter and meatier than a spare rib
文法句型
a spare rib
cook a spare rib
spare rib with sauce
用法筆記
Usually countable when you mean one bone or one piece. In menus, the plural spare ribs is more common for the full dish or a serving with several ribs.