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Definition of bite-sized in English: bite-sized(also bite-size) adjective 1(of a piece of food) small enough to be eaten in one mouthful. （食物）小块的，可一口吃下去的 cut the potatoes into bite-sized pieces 把土豆切成小块。 Example sentencesExamples - Cut turkey into even, bite-sized pieces; slice courgettes and corn into thick slices, and remove calyx from tomatoes.
- Serve with fresh vegetables or bite-size slices of pita bread.
- Slice the chicken breasts into bite-sized pieces.
- Slice squid into bite-size pieces, then blanch in boiling water.
- It was a matriciana sauce with cream and bacon and went well with gnocchi (mini bite-size potato dumplings).
- The design of the combined fork and knife makes it possible to cut bite-sized pieces of most foods with the use of only one hand.
- Another area offers a variety of noodles too numerous to name and another offers dim sum, several bite-sized desserts and fruit, including mangosteens with the tops cut off.
- Unless otherwise noted, afternoon tea features three to four tea sandwiches, one or two scones and about three bite-size dessert pastries per person.
- Allow to cool slightly, then cut vegetables crosswise into bite-sized pieces and place in large serving bowl.
- Snip the cooked bacon into bite-size pieces and add to the salad.
- Generally long, thin pasta is designed for a fine sauce and small, bite-sized pasta is for a heavier, chunky sauce.
- The female usually feeds the chicks by tearing the food into bite-sized pieces.
- Not sure how many calories are in a few bite-sized biscuits, I hoped they would fuel me far enough to find my luggage and my long, lost friends.
- Arabian food includes a lot of spiced lamb and rice, seafood such as tuna and hammour, Lebanese-style mezes, bite-size snacks called falafels, made from chickpeas, and shwarma, a lamb or chicken wrap.
- I just love the texture and lightness of tempura batter and was delighted our prawns also came with a few bite-size servings of tempura vegetables.
- The hot, soft brie came in bite-size bread crumb parcels set on a bed of crispy lettuce.
- There were about half-a-dozen other starters on offer, with the bite-size mushroom pakoras and onion bhajis being especially nice and not too greasy.
- She passed the bag around and we dug our hands in, pulling out handfuls of bite-sized chocolate chip cookies.
- The head can be sliced into bite-sized pieces for fondue or shish kebab.
- Cut vegetables in to bite-sized pieces and include a little container with a yogurt or salsa dip.
Synonyms small-scale, scaled-down, mini - 1.1informal Very small or short.
〈非正式〉很小的，很短的 a series of bite-sized essays 一系列短篇论文。 Example sentencesExamples - Traditional, commercially supported media linearly presents content in bite-sized morsels, interspersed with ads to pay for the show.
- So here's the mega-post that caused yesterday's problems reduced to bite-sized pieces for blogger to consume.
- With any book of this style, where the subject matter's broken up into bite-sized pieces, some of the sections will fall flat, and that's as much the case here as anywhere else.
- It has now metamorphosed into the regally appointed suites of heritage hotels that are either modelled to look like palaces, or into the palaces that have been trimmed to serve memories of the past into bite-sized pieces.
- To cut a ridiculously broad topic into bite-sized pieces, I've come to the conclusion that the there are three main categories of sexual fantasy.
- The first, by Edward Fox, has the virtue of being an elegantly written but very slender ninety-five pages, one of a series of bite-size lives launched this year by Short Books.
- I have to chop the material into bite-sized pieces, I have to arrange it so that it becomes accessible, and I must visualize the course as a whole - what can I hope that they will have learned when it's over?
- Break the task into bite-sized, measurable pieces.
- In terms of other messages, I think quick choice making, making sure that input is in short, bite-sized chunks, that using technology and multi-modal learning styles is introduced.
- They expect education to be presented in bite-sized pieces.
- Yet he manages to encapsulate his misunderstandings into bite-sized pieces that can be digested and turned into new misstatements by other entertainment writers as well.
- Think about USA Today's format - small, bite-sized pieces of information.
- What we did is identify into bite-sized pieces the activities that need to be undertaken.
- For more bite-sized advice, partner site www.easycamcorders.com offers much shorter reviews.
- What I need is a website which condenses long rambling works into easily-understandable bite-sized morsels.
- The venture was rightly abandoned and instead the old position was split into more manageable, bite-sized pieces.
- These bite-sized essays, each a mere fifteen or twenty pages long, often impress one as serious philosophical achievements even when they are read piecemeal, as they were written.
- And it does this by presenting in bite-size pieces some of life's most important truths.
- The site describes itself as bite-sized entertainment, and features short writings, video, audio and on-line art that cover dozens of topics.
- The specific subject of each essay was useful, and the first recommendation I would make on this book was that these bite-size essays provide an excellent crib for writers new to the teaching game.
Synonyms tiny, minuscule, microscopic, nanoscopic, very small, little, micro, diminutive, miniature, baby, toy, midget, dwarf, pygmy, lilliputian
Definition of bite-sized in US English: bite-sized(also bite-size) adjectiveˈbītˌsīzdˈbaɪtˌsaɪzd 1(of a piece of food) small enough to be eaten in one mouthful. （食物）小块的，可一口吃下去的 cut the potatoes into bite-sized pieces 把土豆切成小块。 Example sentencesExamples - Serve with fresh vegetables or bite-size slices of pita bread.
- Arabian food includes a lot of spiced lamb and rice, seafood such as tuna and hammour, Lebanese-style mezes, bite-size snacks called falafels, made from chickpeas, and shwarma, a lamb or chicken wrap.
- The hot, soft brie came in bite-size bread crumb parcels set on a bed of crispy lettuce.
- Allow to cool slightly, then cut vegetables crosswise into bite-sized pieces and place in large serving bowl.
- Slice the chicken breasts into bite-sized pieces.
- It was a matriciana sauce with cream and bacon and went well with gnocchi (mini bite-size potato dumplings).
- The head can be sliced into bite-sized pieces for fondue or shish kebab.
- Cut turkey into even, bite-sized pieces; slice courgettes and corn into thick slices, and remove calyx from tomatoes.
- Snip the cooked bacon into bite-size pieces and add to the salad.
- Slice squid into bite-size pieces, then blanch in boiling water.
- I just love the texture and lightness of tempura batter and was delighted our prawns also came with a few bite-size servings of tempura vegetables.
- Not sure how many calories are in a few bite-sized biscuits, I hoped they would fuel me far enough to find my luggage and my long, lost friends.
- Unless otherwise noted, afternoon tea features three to four tea sandwiches, one or two scones and about three bite-size dessert pastries per person.
- The female usually feeds the chicks by tearing the food into bite-sized pieces.
- Another area offers a variety of noodles too numerous to name and another offers dim sum, several bite-sized desserts and fruit, including mangosteens with the tops cut off.
- Cut vegetables in to bite-sized pieces and include a little container with a yogurt or salsa dip.
- The design of the combined fork and knife makes it possible to cut bite-sized pieces of most foods with the use of only one hand.
- Generally long, thin pasta is designed for a fine sauce and small, bite-sized pasta is for a heavier, chunky sauce.
- There were about half-a-dozen other starters on offer, with the bite-size mushroom pakoras and onion bhajis being especially nice and not too greasy.
- She passed the bag around and we dug our hands in, pulling out handfuls of bite-sized chocolate chip cookies.
Synonyms small-scale, scaled-down, mini - 1.1informal Very small or short.
〈非正式〉很小的，很短的 a series of bite-sized essays 一系列短篇论文。 Example sentencesExamples - And it does this by presenting in bite-size pieces some of life's most important truths.
- With any book of this style, where the subject matter's broken up into bite-sized pieces, some of the sections will fall flat, and that's as much the case here as anywhere else.
- Break the task into bite-sized, measurable pieces.
- The first, by Edward Fox, has the virtue of being an elegantly written but very slender ninety-five pages, one of a series of bite-size lives launched this year by Short Books.
- The site describes itself as bite-sized entertainment, and features short writings, video, audio and on-line art that cover dozens of topics.
- They expect education to be presented in bite-sized pieces.
- For more bite-sized advice, partner site www.easycamcorders.com offers much shorter reviews.
- To cut a ridiculously broad topic into bite-sized pieces, I've come to the conclusion that the there are three main categories of sexual fantasy.
- The venture was rightly abandoned and instead the old position was split into more manageable, bite-sized pieces.
- These bite-sized essays, each a mere fifteen or twenty pages long, often impress one as serious philosophical achievements even when they are read piecemeal, as they were written.
- What we did is identify into bite-sized pieces the activities that need to be undertaken.
- I have to chop the material into bite-sized pieces, I have to arrange it so that it becomes accessible, and I must visualize the course as a whole - what can I hope that they will have learned when it's over?
- What I need is a website which condenses long rambling works into easily-understandable bite-sized morsels.
- The specific subject of each essay was useful, and the first recommendation I would make on this book was that these bite-size essays provide an excellent crib for writers new to the teaching game.
- So here's the mega-post that caused yesterday's problems reduced to bite-sized pieces for blogger to consume.
- In terms of other messages, I think quick choice making, making sure that input is in short, bite-sized chunks, that using technology and multi-modal learning styles is introduced.
- Traditional, commercially supported media linearly presents content in bite-sized morsels, interspersed with ads to pay for the show.
- Yet he manages to encapsulate his misunderstandings into bite-sized pieces that can be digested and turned into new misstatements by other entertainment writers as well.
- It has now metamorphosed into the regally appointed suites of heritage hotels that are either modelled to look like palaces, or into the palaces that have been trimmed to serve memories of the past into bite-sized pieces.
- Think about USA Today's format - small, bite-sized pieces of information.
Synonyms tiny, minuscule, microscopic, nanoscopic, very small, little, micro, diminutive, miniature, baby, toy, midget, dwarf, pygmy, lilliputian
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