Definition of all-you-can-eat in English:

all-you-can-eat

adjective ˌɔːljəkənˈiːtˌɔːljuːkənˈiːt

Of, relating to, or designating a restaurant meal at which one may eat an unlimited amount of food (usually from a buffet), typically for a fixed price. Also in extended use: designating a service offering unlimited availability or use, especially for a single fee or at a flat rate.

noun ˌɔːljəkənˈiːtˌɔːljuːkənˈiːt

An all-you-can-eat offer or meal.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in Valley Sunday Star-Monitor-Herald (Brownsville, Texas). From all you can eat (followed by a price), a slogan in restaurant advertisements from all noun + you adjective noun + can + eat.

Definition of all-you-can-eat in US English:

all-you-can-eat

adjective

Of, relating to, or designating a restaurant meal at which one may eat an unlimited amount of food (usually from a buffet), typically for a fixed price. Also in extended use: designating a service offering unlimited availability or use, especially for a single fee or at a flat rate.

noun

An all-you-can-eat offer or meal.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in Valley Sunday Star-Monitor-Herald (Brownsville, Texas). From all you can eat (followed by a price), a slogan in restaurant advertisements from all [noun] + you [adjective, noun] + can + eat.

词汇	all-you-can-eat
释义	Definition of all-you-can-eat in English: all-you-can-eat adjective ˌɔːljəkənˈiːtˌɔːljuːkənˈiːt US Of, relating to, or designating a restaurant meal at which one may eat an unlimited amount of food (usually from a buffet), typically for a fixed price. Also in extended use: designating a service offering unlimited availability or use, especially for a single fee or at a flat rate. noun ˌɔːljəkənˈiːtˌɔːljuːkənˈiːt US An all-you-can-eat offer or meal. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in Valley Sunday Star-Monitor-Herald (Brownsville, Texas). From all you can eat (followed by a price), a slogan in restaurant advertisements from all noun + you adjective noun + can + eat. Definition of all-you-can-eat in US English: all-you-can-eat adjective US Of, relating to, or designating a restaurant meal at which one may eat an unlimited amount of food (usually from a buffet), typically for a fixed price. Also in extended use: designating a service offering unlimited availability or use, especially for a single fee or at a flat rate. noun US An all-you-can-eat offer or meal. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in Valley Sunday Star-Monitor-Herald (Brownsville, Texas). From all you can eat (followed by a price), a slogan in restaurant advertisements from all [noun] + you [adjective, noun] + can + eat.
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