1 Go ​ anywhere in the ​ world and you'll ​ find some ​ sort of hamburger ​ restaurant. 2  We had ​ lunch at a hamburger ​ joint and then went to ​ see a ​ movie. 3  Although it's only a ​ quick ​ snack, a hamburger is very ​ calorific.
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1 A hot sandwich consisting of a patty of cooked ground beef, in a sliced bun, sometimes also containing salad vegetables, condiments, or both. 2  The patty used in such a sandwich. ( 3 uncountable) Ground beef, especially that intended to be made into hamburgers.
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Hamburger, Hamburger law-albumins and phosphates pass from red corpuscles to serum, and chlorides pass from serum to cells when blood is acid; the reverse occurs when blood is alkaline. Hamburger phenomenon-movement of chloride from plasma to erythrocyte interior, or vice versa.
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More examples. 1  Go ​ anywhere in the ​ world and you'll ​ find some ​ sort of hamburger ​ restaurant. 2  We had ​ lunch at a hamburger ​ joint and then went to ​ see a ​ movie. 3  Although it's only a ​ quick ​ snack, a hamburger is very ​ calorific. 4  That hamburger ​ stand is a ​ nice little ​ earner.
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Learner's definition of HAMBURGER. 1. [count] : a flat, usually round cake of finely chopped beef that is cooked and served usually in a roll or bun. They served hot dogs and hamburgers at the cookout. [+] more examples [-] hide examples [+] Example sentences [-] Hide examples. 2. [noncount] : beef that has been cut into very small pieces: ground beef.
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› very ​small ​pieces of beef (= ​meat from ​cattle), or this ​meat ​pressed into a round, ​flat ​shape, ​cooked, and usually ​eaten as a ​sandwich in a ​small, round roll (= ​piece of ​bread): [U] a ​pound of hamburger (​meat) [C] I’ll take a hamburger and ​French ​fries, ​please.
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/ˈhaemˌbɚgɚ/. ˈhæmˌbɚgɚ. noun plural. Hamburgers'learner s definition OF. hamburger. [1] : count a, flat usually round cake of finely chopped beef that is cooked and served usually in a roll or. Bun they served hot dogs and hamburgers at the. [+] cookout more [-] examples hide [+] Examples example [-] Sentences hide. examples
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Hartog J., Dutch physiologist, 1859-1924. Hamburger law-albumins and phosphates pass from red corpuscles to serum, and chlorides pass from serum to cells when blood is acid; the reverse occurs when blood is alkaline. Hamburger phenomenon-movement of chloride from plasma to erythrocyte interior, or vice versa.
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hamburger. Word History: The German word Hamburger, literally meaning “from the city of Hamburg,” begins to appear on American menus in the late 1800s during a period of heavy German immigration. At first, it is found in the form of hamburger steak, a name for a ground beef patty served as an entree. entrée
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hamburger noun. › [C] (informal burger, UK also beefburger) a round, ​flat ​piece of ​minced ​beef, ​fried and usually ​eaten between two ​halves of a ​bread ​roll › [U] US (UK mince) ​beef that is ​cut into very ​small ​pieces, used to make hamburgers.
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definition of hamburger
A hamburger is usually a round cake of finely chopped beef that is cooked and served usually in a roll or bun. A hamburger is usually round cake of finely chopped beef that is cooked and served usually in a roll or bun.