Brunch
意味: A late-morning meal combining breakfast and lunch, often a social event on weekends.
Brunch is a weekend institution in America, especially in cities. It typically happens between 10 AM and 2 PM and combines breakfast items (eggs, pancakes, waffles) with lunch fare (sandwiches, salads). It's as much a social event as a meal — 'going to brunch' implies catching up with friends, often with mimosas or Bloody Marys.
例文
- Let's do brunch on Sunday — I know a place with amazing eggs Benedict. 周日去吃早午餐吧——我知道一家蛋黄酱鸡蛋做得超棒的店。Vamos a hacer un brunch el domingo — conozco un sitio con unos huevos Benedict increíbles.日曜にブランチしよう——エッグベネディクトが最高のお店知ってるよ。일요일에 브런치하자——에그 베네딕트가 끝내주는 곳 알아.
- Brunch isn't brunch without mimosas. 没有含羞草鸡尾酒的早午餐算不上早午餐。Un brunch sin mimosas no es un brunch.ミモザなしのブランチはブランチじゃない。미모사 없는 브런치는 브런치가 아니지.
- We waited 45 minutes for a table at that popular brunch spot. 我们在那家热门早午餐店等了45分钟才有位子。Esperamos 45 minutos para conseguir mesa en ese brunch tan popular.あの人気ブランチスポットで45分も席を待った。그 인기 브런치 맛집에서 자리 잡으려고 45분이나 기다렸어.
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使い方ガイド
場面: weekends, socializing, restaurants
トーン: social, leisurely
✓ 正しい言い方
- Want to grab brunch this weekend?这个周末要不要去吃早午餐?¿Quieres ir a un brunch este fin de semana?今週末ブランチしない?이번 주말에 브런치 할래?
- Brunch was so good today.今天的早午餐太好吃了。El brunch de hoy ha estado genial.今日のブランチ、すごくおいしかった。오늘 브런치 진짜 맛있었어.
✗ 間違った言い方
- Don't say 'brunch' for a quick breakfast — brunch implies a leisurely, social meal, not a grab-and-go situation不要把匆忙吃的早餐叫做'brunch'——brunch指的是悠闲的、社交性质的用餐,不是随便凑合吃一顿No digas 'brunch' para un desayuno rápido — brunch implica una comida tranquila y social, no algo para llevar.さっと済ませる朝食に「brunch」とは言わない——ブランチはゆったりとした社交的な食事を意味し、手軽な朝食とは違う간단히 때우는 아침 식사에 '브런치'라고 하지 말 것——브런치는 여유롭고 사교적인 식사를 의미하며, 급하게 먹는 것과는 다르다
起源と歴史
Coined in 1895 by British writer Guy Beringer. Became an American cultural phenomenon in the 1980s-90s, evolving from a simple meal into a social ritual, especially in New York City.
文化的背景
Era: American cultural phenomenon from 1980s-90s
Generation: All ages, especially popular with Millennials
Social background: Universal, but associated with urban culture
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