2012_04_27 Nosh v. 零食。To snack n.小吃。 A snack.

Word of the Day for Friday, April 27, 2012
nosh \nosh\, verb:
1. To snack or eat between meals.
2. To snack on.
noun:
1. A snack.
“Here are more munchies for you to nosh on. I know you're probably hungry.” Vincent added a platter of scrumptious fried calamari to the table.
 -- Jessica Speart, Black Delta Night
"You got anything to nosh on?" "We're going to a good restaurant; leave your appetite alone."
 -- William Goldman, Boys and Girls Together
Nosh stems from the Yiddish word nashn from the German word meaning "to nibble." It entered English in the 1950s.

1。两餐之间的零食或吃。
2。零食。

名词：
1。小吃。

“这里有更多的零食，你到小食。我知道你大概饿了。“文森特增添了美味的炸鱿鱼拼盘表。
- 杰西卡Speart，黑色三角洲夜

“你有什么小食上？”“我们要去一个良好的餐厅;独自离开你的食欲。”
- 威廉·戈德曼，男孩和女孩在一起

小食源于“蚕食”意第绪语单词nashn从德国一词的含义在20世纪50年代进入英语。

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