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Definition of beefsteak - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
slice of beefthick slice of beef, typically cooked by grilling or frying
- He ordered a beefsteak with a side of mashed potatoes..
2.
foodTECH. type of tomato with a meaty textureTECH.
- She sliced a beefsteak for the sandwich.
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thick slice of beef, typically cooked by grilling or frying 
type of tomato with a meaty texture
Expressions with beefsteak
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Asian plant with aromatic leaves used in cooking
The beefsteak plant adds flavor to many Asian dishes.
large, meaty tomato variety often sliced for sandwiches
I put slices of beefsteak tomato on my burger.
edible reddish fungus resembling raw meat
The beefsteak fungus grows abundantly on oak trees.
Origin of beefsteak
French, boeuf (beef) + steak (slice of meat)
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food
large beefsteak with rib bone attached
Examples of beefsteak in a sentence
She enjoyed a perfectly cooked beefsteak at the restaurant. He picked a ripe beefsteak from the garden. The salad was topped with slices of beefsteak.
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- French:steak, tomate cœur de bœuf, ...
- German:Rindersteak, Fleischtomate, ...
- Italian:bistecca, cuore di bue, ...
- Spanish:bistec, tomate, ...
- Portuguese:bife, tomate coração-de-boi, ...
- Chinese:牛排, 大番茄, ...
- Japanese:ビーフステーキ, ビーフステーキトマト, ...
- Arabic:شَريحة لَحم بَقَر, طَماطِم بيفستيك, ...
- Hebrew:סְטֵייק בָּקָר, עַגְבְנִיַּת בִּיפְסְטֵייק, ...
- Russian:бифштекс, бифштексный помидор, ...
- Ukrainian:біфштекс, біфштексний помідор, ...
- Hindi:बीफ़स्टेक, बीफस्टीक टमाटर, ...

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