Definition of the word meaty

Pronunciation of vocabulary meaty

meatyadjective

thịt

/ˈmiːti//ˈmiːti/

Origin of the word meaty

The word "meaty" comes from the Old English word "mete," meaning "food" or "nourishment." Over time, "mete" evolved into "meat," and the adjective "meaty" came about as a way to describe something substantial, satisfying, or full of content, much like the nourishment provided by meat itself. The word's connection to the physical substance of meat reflects its original meaning and gives it its figurative weight today.

Vocabulary summary meaty

typeadjective

meaningmeaty; meaty

meaning(figurative) concise (literature); contentful, rich

Example of vocabulary meatynamespace

meaning

containing a lot of meat

chứa nhiều thịt

  • meaty sausages

    xúc xích nhiều thịt

meaning

smelling or tasting like meat

có mùi hoặc vị như thịt

  • a meaty taste

    hương vị thịt

meaning

containing a lot of important or interesting ideas

chứa rất nhiều ý tưởng quan trọng hoặc thú vị

  • a meaty discussion

    một cuộc thảo luận sâu sắc

  • As an actress she longed to play one of the meatier roles, like Lady Macbeth.

    Là một diễn viên, cô khao khát được đóng một trong những vai có thịt hơn, như Lady Macbeth.

meaning

large and fat; with a lot of flesh

to và béo; với rất nhiều thịt

  • a meaty hand

    một bàn tay nhiều thịt

  • big, meaty tomatoes

    cà chua to, nhiều thịt

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