slap-up 在《牛津英西词典》中的词汇

词条slap-up在英语»西班牙语中的译文

slap-up [美 ˈslæp ˌəp, 英] 形 英 俗

a slap-up meal

una comilona 俗

a slap-up meal

un banquetazo 俗

词条slap-up在西班牙语»英语中的译文

cuchipanda 名词 f 俗

cuchipanda (comilona)

slap-up meal 俗

cuchipanda (juerga)

binge 俗

ir de cuchipanda

to go out on the town

ir de cuchipanda

to paint the town red 俗

comilona 名词 f 俗

comilona

feast 俗

organizaron una comilona de antología

they laid on a magnificent spread o a great feast o a lavish meal

nos dimos/pegamos una gran comilona para celebrarlo

we had a blowout to celebrate

nos dimos/pegamos una gran comilona para celebrarlo

we had a slap-up meal to celebrate 英

slap-up 在《PONS词典》中的词汇

词条slap-up在英语»西班牙语中的译文

slap-up [ˈslæpʌp] 形 英, 澳 俗

a slap-up meal

una comilona

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

英语

The food is exquisite and it's a real treat to have a slap-up meal.

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The finalists enjoyed a slap-up meal to mark their last night on the show after all three won the final tasks.

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Guests will change into black tie clothing before being served a slap-up five-course dinner.

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In recent years, after his broadcasting career took off, his best friend, a top stockbroker, took him for a slap-up lunch to celebrate.

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He is greeted to a delicious slap-up meal every time.

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Some picnic sites have braai (barbecue) facilities, so if you bring your own food you can have a slap-up, cooked breakfast after an early-morning drive.

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The three-course lunch or five-course dinner comes in at recession-busting prices, so a slap-up festive feed not necessarily hit the pocket.

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Amongst hens, enjoying a foodie treat -- be it a retro tea party or a slap-up meal -- has been a trend for some time.

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I spent two months working out how to give it away, then went out for a slap-up dinner and got very drunk.

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Cider houses, where slap-up meals are served among barrels of maturing booze, dot the countryside.

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