carte

英 [ˈkɑːt]

美 [ˈkɑːrt]

n.  证书；文件；纸片；名片; 价目表；菜单; （击剑手）手掌向上刺敌人右胸的姿势

BNC.34865 / COCA.21656

英英释义

noun

• a list of dishes available at a restaurant
  1. the menu was in French
  Synonym:menubill of farecardcarte du jour

双语例句

• It's normally more expensive to eat a la carte.
  吃点菜通常比较贵。
• If you would prefer a light meal, I would recommend the a la carte dishes.
  如果您喜欢清谈的食物，我建议您以点菜的方式。
• Would you like the dinner or a la carte?
  你要吃客饭或者要点菜？
• The choice of everything or nothing is giving way not to anarchy but to a wider menu of set meals and à la carte.
  要么全买，要么别用的选择并没有变得混乱无序，而是让位于一份囊括固定套餐和单点菜品的更大菜单。
• But you ain't got carte blanche yet.
  但你还没得到那张空白支票。
• We have set courese and carte dishes, which would you prefer?
  我们有套餐和点菜，您要哪一种？
• A la carte, please. I'll choose something from the menu.
  散点吧。我会从菜单上挑选餐点。
• There is clearly a move to what Ms Yellen called mixed bundling – the combination of set menu and à la carte.
  业界显然出现了耶伦所说的混合捆绑的动向&将固定菜单和单点菜单结合起来。
• The lesson that Ms Yellen and her co-author drew in a study of the economics of bundling was that it repays a restaurant to offer its customers an à la carte option alongside items on the set menu.
  耶伦和她的合著者进行了一项关于捆绑销售经济学的研究，结论是，如果一家餐厅在固定菜单以外提供顾客单点的选择，餐厅能得到相应的回报。
• The Savoy Theatre was opened in 1881 by Richard D'Oyly Carte.
  1881年，萨沃伊剧院由理查德·多伊利·卡特揭幕。