snack/nosh/refreshment.导航词义：小吃，点心

1. snack:n. 小吃，点心.指正餐以外的小吃、零食。

Drinks and light snacks are served at the bar.

酒吧里供应酒和小吃。

Don't have too many snacks, or you may get fat.

别吃太多零食，你会变胖的。

2. nosh:n. 小吃，点心.词义同 snack，但多用于非正式文体。

I'll just have a little nosh at lunchtime, perhaps a hot dog.

我午餐时间吃点小吃就行，也许是热狗吧。

Let's have a little nosh before we go out.

我们吃点东西再出门吧。

3. refreshment:n. 茶点，点心.通常用复数，指会议、聚会、体育赛事等期间提供的点心和饮料。

refreshments are being sold in the lobby.

大厅出售点心和饮料。

Light refreshments will be served at the back of the hall.

会堂后面将供应简单的茶点。

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1·May I offer you some refreshment?

可以请您吃点喝点什么吗？《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

2·Can we offer you some refreshment?

您要吃点什么吗？《牛津词典》

3·In York we had a short stop for refreshment.

在约克，我们稍作停留，吃了点东西。《牛津词典》

4·Would you care to partake of some refreshment?

你想吃些东西吗？《牛津词典》

5·Phyllis and her helpers provided us with refreshment.

菲莉丝和她的助手们为我们提供了茶点。《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

6·You can suck the refreshment out through the straw.

你可以用吸管把饮料吸出来。

7·Even running up and down the staircase can provide refreshment from a sedentary job.

即使是在楼梯上跑上跑下，也能给久坐的工作提神。

8·We offer you free refreshment.

我们提供免费的甜点。

9·Change your socks for refreshment.

换换袜子更提神~。

10·The band took a refreshment break.

乐队作恢复性中间休息。

点心

1·She drank a little milk as temporary refreshment - to the surprise - indeed, slight contempt - of Dairyman Crick, to whose mind it had apparently never occurred that milk was good as a beverage.

她喝了一点儿牛奶，当作临时的点心——牛奶场的老板克里克大吃一惊，说实在的，还有点儿瞧不起——显然他从来没有想到牛奶还是一种上好的饮料。

2·What tastes good to people, as well as what is tasteful to offer as refreshment to guests, can be very different from one culture to another.

人们认为好吃的东西或者款待客人的美味点心，随着文化的不同而可能非常不一样。

3·Then again Iswar was entrusted with a daily allowance of money for procuring our afternoon light refreshment.

艾思沃尔还受托管理着我们每天下午的点心钱。

4·When you need refreshment, try coffee and dessert at a sidewalk cafe.

想吃点心的时候,尝尝路边咖啡店的咖啡及点心。

5·She sipped her coffee and smiled as the middle-aged politician came to stand by the refreshment table with her.

她细细品着咖啡，微笑着，中年政客走过来，和她一起站在点心桌前。