doughnut的意思|doughnut的解释-里氏词典

doughnut ['dәunʌt]

n. 油炸圈饼, 环状物

[计] 圆环图

[医] 电子回旋加速器环状真空室, 同步加速器环状真空室

No, I'm going to the snack bar to get a doughnut and some milk.
不，我要到小吃店买一个油炸圈饼和一些牛奶。
Glaze a doughnut; glaze pottery.
在甜甜圈上浇糖浆；给陶器上釉
What kind of doughnut, sir?
先生，您的面包圈要什么风味的？

doughnut

[ noun ]

a toroidal shape

<noun.shape>

a ring of ships in the harbor

a halo of smoke

a small ring-shaped friedcake

<noun.food>

Doughnut \Dough"nut\, n.
A small cake (usually sweetened) fried in a kettle of boiling
lard.

There must be a reduction of government regulation of the economy, which today controls everything from the size of a doughnut to the rate of interest.
Allied-Lyons' acquisition follows its $325 million takeover of Dunkin' Donuts, a U.S.-based doughnut and coffee franchise restaurant chain.
International Multifoods Inc. said Tuesday it has been approached about selling its Mister Donut franchising business and that it is soliciting other proposals for the doughnut shop chain.
Unicorp Canada Corp., spurned last month in a bid to buy Dunkin' Donuts Inc., took on a partner and launched a $305.3 million hostile tender offer for the doughnut store chain.
In 1985, a topless doughnut shop, R Donuts, opened in Fort Lauderdale, becoming the first topless business in the county that wasn't a bar or nightclub.
The doughnut chain's moves are similar to the strategy Polaroid Corp. used to defeat a hostile bid by Shamrock Holdings Inc. earlier this year.
Rothenberg was en route to a job interview in Oakland with a parole agent when he ducked out of a doughnut shop and eluded authorities for four hours before he was captured and taken to San Quentin.
The operator of doughnut shops last quarter reduced the quarterly payout to 15 cents from 45 cents, which it had paid in the first two quarters after being spun off from Denny's Inc., a closely held restaurant operator also based here.
U.S. negotiators suggested to Soviet officials Monday that the two nations might consider a ban on all fishing in a section of the Bering Sea known as the "doughnut hole" while scientists try to determine whether it is being overfished.
"A guy is like this doughnut," Roseanne tells her girlfriends in the pilot episode, picking up a chocolate one and methodically tearing it apart.
On campuses across the country, college newspapers advertise "Pit Stops" where students en route to spring break destinations can pull over and get a doughnut and a cup of coffee.
Both the Soviets and the U.S. would prefer a voluntary ban on fishing in the "doughnut hole."
Israeli newspapers reported that a bakery in Tel Aviv baked what may be the world's largest doughnut to mark the holiday.
The woman entered the shop at about 4 a.m. and bought a chocolate doughnut.
The deal announced Monday, which is subject to regulatory approval, would combine the two biggest franchised doughnut shop chains in North America, based on sales.
American fishermen say the annual catch of groundfish in the "doughnut hole" has grown from about 200,000 metric tons to more than 1 million metric tons over the past four years.
A man of modest means, Craig saw an investment in a Boise doughnut shop go sour early in his congressional career.
NBC's legal drama "L.A. Law" won three top honors in Sunday's 42nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards show, while ABC's mysterious "Twin Peaks," with 14 nominations, won the hole in the doughnut.

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