Steak meaning in English
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Definition
a steak: a thick, flat piece of meat (for example, T-bone, sirloin)
Examples
- "I had mashed potatoes instead of a steak!"
- "It says that we had two steaks and fries when in fact we had one steak and fries, and one plate of mashed potatoes."
- "Harold : You're sure you don't want another steak?"
- "Two rare steaks, one with fries, one with mash."
- "My boyfriend never eats vegetables, just steak steak steak steak steak."
- "What do you say we grill up a few steaks and relax by the pool?"
- "and cooking you steaks for breakfast, lunch, and dinner."
- "Harold : Bring your swim trunks, and I'll meet you in the Jacuzzi with the steaks."
- "The videos reveal that traces of anthrax were sprinkled onto our bluefin tuna steaks."
- "Edward : No, I wanted mashed potatoes instead of the steak and fries."
- "Incinerated steak"
- "If your steak is big enough, you can have everything!"
- "Waitress : Here you are gentlemen, one rare steak with fries for you, and a plate of mashed potatoes for you."
- "I thought the Aussies loved chilling out on the beach, grilling a few steaks on the barbie, going for a surf, that kind of thing."
- "I'm not going to eat a steak while I'm partly underwater."
- "Icarus : Oh yes, I'd like the bluefin tuna steak please."
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