Definition of club sandwich in English:

club sandwich

noun

A sandwich consisting typically of chicken and bacon, tomato, lettuce, and dressing, with two layers of filling between three slices of bread.
总会三明治（由三层面包做成的每两层之间夹有肉常为鸡肉或熏肉、番茄、生菜和调味酱的三明治）
Example sentencesExamples
- I chose the club sandwich, with all its promisingly cholesterol-laden items and my friend the steak sandwich.
- I have not eaten a club sandwich in almost twenty years.
- I ate a club sandwich at a American-style chain restaurant, with a medium coke.
- The menu also offers lots of club sandwiches, burgers and pizzas.
- The menu comprises the encyclopaedia totalica of modern brasserie standards: potato wedges, fishcakes, club sandwiches, burgers, bangers and mash and a full complement of grilled fish for the ladies.
- The club sandwich consisted of tuna, egg, ham, cheese, and veggies between five slices of bread.
- I hate it when hotels make club sandwiches and because they use three slices of bread they reckon they can charge four times as much.
- The stack resembled something like a metal and paper club sandwich.
- She made tea for them while he rummaged through the fridge and pantry, turning his findings into a club sandwich.
- Three of the group ordered the club sandwich, which came out towering on the plate, due less to the amount of filling in the sandwich than to the super-thick cut of the homemade bread.
- But actually, he liked his Caesar salad and club sandwich.
- ‘Excuse me,’ I say, attempting to remain calm, ‘do you not always serve mayonnaise automatically with your club sandwich?’
- I'm going to have the club sandwich with a garden salad.
- Individual plates, piled high with thick club sandwiches and crispy French fries, were passed round to everyone present.
- ‘Please help me finish this food,’ he says when an enormous club sandwich is placed in front of him.
- I hate eating in my hotel room because it's always a club sandwich (on which I am now an international expert) and chips, but even more because I really hate the idea of missing out on something.
- Settling down I ordered a turkey club sandwich while my friend ordered a simple salad sandwich and tea for two.
- Stop in later in the day and the lunch menu includes club sandwiches and burgers served up with crisp fries.
- The chicken club sandwich had a grilled chicken breast, bacon and mayonnaise, and came with a crisp mesclun salad.
- He laughed, taking a bite out of his club sandwich.

Definition of club sandwich in US English:

club sandwich

nounˈkləb ˌsæn(d)wɪtʃˈkləb ˌsan(d)wiCH

A sandwich of meat (usually chicken and bacon), tomato, lettuce, and mayonnaise, with two layers of filling between three slices of toast or bread.
总会三明治（由三层面包做成的每两层之间夹有肉常为鸡肉或熏肉、番茄、生菜和调味酱的三明治）
Example sentencesExamples
- Three of the group ordered the club sandwich, which came out towering on the plate, due less to the amount of filling in the sandwich than to the super-thick cut of the homemade bread.
- The menu also offers lots of club sandwiches, burgers and pizzas.
- The chicken club sandwich had a grilled chicken breast, bacon and mayonnaise, and came with a crisp mesclun salad.
- Individual plates, piled high with thick club sandwiches and crispy French fries, were passed round to everyone present.
- I ate a club sandwich at a American-style chain restaurant, with a medium coke.
- I hate eating in my hotel room because it's always a club sandwich (on which I am now an international expert) and chips, but even more because I really hate the idea of missing out on something.
- Stop in later in the day and the lunch menu includes club sandwiches and burgers served up with crisp fries.
- The stack resembled something like a metal and paper club sandwich.
- The menu comprises the encyclopaedia totalica of modern brasserie standards: potato wedges, fishcakes, club sandwiches, burgers, bangers and mash and a full complement of grilled fish for the ladies.
- ‘Please help me finish this food,’ he says when an enormous club sandwich is placed in front of him.
- I have not eaten a club sandwich in almost twenty years.
- The club sandwich consisted of tuna, egg, ham, cheese, and veggies between five slices of bread.
- She made tea for them while he rummaged through the fridge and pantry, turning his findings into a club sandwich.
- But actually, he liked his Caesar salad and club sandwich.
- I hate it when hotels make club sandwiches and because they use three slices of bread they reckon they can charge four times as much.
- I chose the club sandwich, with all its promisingly cholesterol-laden items and my friend the steak sandwich.
- Settling down I ordered a turkey club sandwich while my friend ordered a simple salad sandwich and tea for two.
- He laughed, taking a bite out of his club sandwich.
- ‘Excuse me,’ I say, attempting to remain calm, ‘do you not always serve mayonnaise automatically with your club sandwich?’
- I'm going to have the club sandwich with a garden salad.

词汇	club sandwich
释义	Definition of club sandwich in English: club sandwich noun A sandwich consisting typically of chicken and bacon, tomato, lettuce, and dressing, with two layers of filling between three slices of bread. 总会三明治（由三层面包做成的每两层之间夹有肉常为鸡肉或熏肉、番茄、生菜和调味酱的三明治） Example sentencesExamples I chose the club sandwich, with all its promisingly cholesterol-laden items and my friend the steak sandwich. I have not eaten a club sandwich in almost twenty years. I ate a club sandwich at a American-style chain restaurant, with a medium coke. The menu also offers lots of club sandwiches, burgers and pizzas. The menu comprises the encyclopaedia totalica of modern brasserie standards: potato wedges, fishcakes, club sandwiches, burgers, bangers and mash and a full complement of grilled fish for the ladies. The club sandwich consisted of tuna, egg, ham, cheese, and veggies between five slices of bread. I hate it when hotels make club sandwiches and because they use three slices of bread they reckon they can charge four times as much. The stack resembled something like a metal and paper club sandwich. She made tea for them while he rummaged through the fridge and pantry, turning his findings into a club sandwich. Three of the group ordered the club sandwich, which came out towering on the plate, due less to the amount of filling in the sandwich than to the super-thick cut of the homemade bread. But actually, he liked his Caesar salad and club sandwich. ‘Excuse me,’ I say, attempting to remain calm, ‘do you not always serve mayonnaise automatically with your club sandwich?’ I'm going to have the club sandwich with a garden salad. Individual plates, piled high with thick club sandwiches and crispy French fries, were passed round to everyone present. ‘Please help me finish this food,’ he says when an enormous club sandwich is placed in front of him. I hate eating in my hotel room because it's always a club sandwich (on which I am now an international expert) and chips, but even more because I really hate the idea of missing out on something. Settling down I ordered a turkey club sandwich while my friend ordered a simple salad sandwich and tea for two. Stop in later in the day and the lunch menu includes club sandwiches and burgers served up with crisp fries. The chicken club sandwich had a grilled chicken breast, bacon and mayonnaise, and came with a crisp mesclun salad. He laughed, taking a bite out of his club sandwich. Definition of club sandwich in US English: club sandwich nounˈkləb ˌsæn(d)wɪtʃˈkləb ˌsan(d)wiCH A sandwich of meat (usually chicken and bacon), tomato, lettuce, and mayonnaise, with two layers of filling between three slices of toast or bread. 总会三明治（由三层面包做成的每两层之间夹有肉常为鸡肉或熏肉、番茄、生菜和调味酱的三明治） Example sentencesExamples Three of the group ordered the club sandwich, which came out towering on the plate, due less to the amount of filling in the sandwich than to the super-thick cut of the homemade bread. The menu also offers lots of club sandwiches, burgers and pizzas. The chicken club sandwich had a grilled chicken breast, bacon and mayonnaise, and came with a crisp mesclun salad. Individual plates, piled high with thick club sandwiches and crispy French fries, were passed round to everyone present. I ate a club sandwich at a American-style chain restaurant, with a medium coke. I hate eating in my hotel room because it's always a club sandwich (on which I am now an international expert) and chips, but even more because I really hate the idea of missing out on something. Stop in later in the day and the lunch menu includes club sandwiches and burgers served up with crisp fries. The stack resembled something like a metal and paper club sandwich. The menu comprises the encyclopaedia totalica of modern brasserie standards: potato wedges, fishcakes, club sandwiches, burgers, bangers and mash and a full complement of grilled fish for the ladies. ‘Please help me finish this food,’ he says when an enormous club sandwich is placed in front of him. I have not eaten a club sandwich in almost twenty years. The club sandwich consisted of tuna, egg, ham, cheese, and veggies between five slices of bread. She made tea for them while he rummaged through the fridge and pantry, turning his findings into a club sandwich. But actually, he liked his Caesar salad and club sandwich. I hate it when hotels make club sandwiches and because they use three slices of bread they reckon they can charge four times as much. I chose the club sandwich, with all its promisingly cholesterol-laden items and my friend the steak sandwich. Settling down I ordered a turkey club sandwich while my friend ordered a simple salad sandwich and tea for two. He laughed, taking a bite out of his club sandwich. ‘Excuse me,’ I say, attempting to remain calm, ‘do you not always serve mayonnaise automatically with your club sandwich?’ I'm going to have the club sandwich with a garden salad.
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