TAILIEUCHUNG - British english a to z_10

Tham khảo tài liệu 'british english a to z_10', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Appendix 427 Canadian Five horses backed in ten doubles ten trebles five four-horse accumulators and one five-horse accumulator 26 bets . Heinz 57 varieties Name used in Britain for any kind of multiple mixture a mongrel dog might be a Heinz hound etc. Six horses backed in 15 doubles 20 trebles 15 four-horse and six five-horse accumulators and one six-horse accumulator 57 bets . H. Food Names Food names are very puzzling and of butchers terms only a few labels of specific cuts of meat are included. There are a good many that would baffle an American shopper rump steak is top round steak or round steak best end is rack of lamb a baron is a double sirloin silverside is top round rolled and tied with string mince is chopped meat. It seems worse at the fish store fishmonger s one can hear of brill similar to a small turbot coalfish also called coley and saithe black cod witch resembling lemon sole John Dory a flat fish with a big head huss also called dogfish rig and robin huss similar to a small conger eel and other strange species to say nothing of unfamiliar seafoods like winkles and prawns. At the bakery one finds all kinds of goodies with alien names. Many are entries in the book purchase by sight and smell. I. Botanical and Zoological Names Botanical and zoological especially avian names present special difficulties whether they are British names for shared species or simply names for those that do not include the United States in their habitats. There are exclusively British geological terms as well. British apple trees bear fruit called Beauty of Bath Cox and queening. In the floral department wild or cultivated one finds the cuckoobud buttercress kingcup St. Anthony s turnip blister-flower horse gold butter rose butter daisy or gold cup a fair collection of synonyms for the modest buttercup. Moreover cuckoobud is not to be confused with the British cuckooflower a form of wild mustard with white or lilac flowers and itself synonymous in Britain with lady s

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