Meaning & Definition of Beefsteak in English
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Beefsteak
A thick slice of beef, typically grilled or fried.
Pronunciation:
/ˈbiːfsteɪk/Part of Speech:
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beefsteaksDetailed Definitions
Definition: A large slice of beef that is cooked by grilling or frying.
Example Sentence: He ordered a juicy beefsteak for dinner.
Definition: A cut of meat from a cow, often used in different styles of cooking.
Example Sentence: The recipe called for a tender beefsteak marinated in spices.
Etymology
Origin: The term 'beefsteak' comes from the combination of 'beef' (meat from cattle) and 'steak' (a slice of meat).
Synonyms
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Common Phrases and Expressions
- beefsteak tomato: A variety of large, juicy tomatoes favored for sandwiches and salads.
- beefsteak mushroom: A type of mushroom known for its thick, meaty texture.
Translations
- Spanish: bistec
- French: bifteck
- German: Rindersteak
- Russian: бифштекс
Related Words
- sirloin: A cut of beef from the back of the animal, known for being tender and flavorful.
- tenderloin: The most tender cut of beef, located along the spine.
- ribeye: A cut from the rib section of the cow, known for its marbled fat and rich flavor.
Slang Meanings of beefsteak
Meaning: A term used to refer to a strong, tough person.
Example Sentence: He's a real beefsteak when it comes to lifting weights at the gym.
Meaning: In some contexts, 'beefsteak' can also refer to someone who is bulky or muscular.
Example Sentence: That guy is a beefsteak; he’s built like a brick house.