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Definition of knackwurst in English: knackwurst(also knockwurst) noun ˈnakwəːstˈnäkwərst mass nounA type of short, fat, highly seasoned German sausage. （德国）短粗蒜肠 Example sentencesExamples - Spaghetti from Italy, sushi from Japan, egg rolls from China, knockwurst from Germany, burritos from Mexico are offered side by side as typical foods of choice.
- The sausage had a taste that was very ‘central European,’ resembling a knackwurst, though there were some elements of chorizo flavour in there as well.
- For a cheap snack, sausage sandwiches with knackwurst sell for $5.45.
- But we'd return for the ‘fat dog,’ a terrific char-grilled knockwurst served with sweet-potato fries.
- The traditional German restaurant, serving schnitzel, bratwurst, knackwurst, sauerbraten, and large quantities of beer, is rapidly disappearing in Germany.
OriginGerman, from knacken 'make a cracking noise' + Wurst 'sausage'. Definition of knackwurst in US English: knackwurst(also knockwurst) nounˈnäkwərst A type of short, fat, highly seasoned German sausage. （德国）短粗蒜肠 Example sentencesExamples - For a cheap snack, sausage sandwiches with knackwurst sell for $5.45.
- But we'd return for the ‘fat dog,’ a terrific char-grilled knockwurst served with sweet-potato fries.
- Spaghetti from Italy, sushi from Japan, egg rolls from China, knockwurst from Germany, burritos from Mexico are offered side by side as typical foods of choice.
- The sausage had a taste that was very ‘central European,’ resembling a knackwurst, though there were some elements of chorizo flavour in there as well.
- The traditional German restaurant, serving schnitzel, bratwurst, knackwurst, sauerbraten, and large quantities of beer, is rapidly disappearing in Germany.
OriginGerman, from knacken ‘make a cracking noise’ + Wurst ‘sausage’. |