hot dog

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For breakfast, she used to have a hot dog in a sandwich but now uses processed cheese instead.
過(guò)去她會(huì)在早餐的三明治里放一個(gè)熱狗，不過(guò)現(xiàn)在都用加工奶酪來(lái)代替了。
She said she had never heard of root beer, nor the Nathan’s annual International Hot Dog Eating Contest, which is advertised on a wall mural across from their counter.
她說(shuō)她從未聽(tīng)說(shuō)過(guò) 根汁汽水，也沒(méi)聽(tīng)過(guò)美食勝餐廳一年一度的吃熱狗比賽，比賽的廣告就貼在她的柜臺(tái)對(duì)面的墻上。
As they stroll down the beach, taking in all the newness of America, they see a very large billboard that reads: "HOT DOGS, " with a big arrow pointing down to a little hot dog stand.
正當(dāng)他們?cè)诤╅e步，盡情享受美國(guó)的新奇的時(shí)候，他們看到了很大的廣告牌，上面寫(xiě)著，“熱狗”，還有個(gè)箭頭指著一條站著的小狗！

Turkey is also used instead of beef to make the traditional American hot dog.
"If you were to design the perfect plug for a child's airway, you couldn't do much better than a hot dog tip."
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton three weeks ago authorized U.S.diplomatic missions to invite Iranians to the July 4th observances, which typically include outdoor hot dog roasts and American music, as a goodwill gesture.

They sent me this picture of my Twitter handle branded on a hot dog.
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a cooked sausage eaten in a long soft piece of bread , often with ketchup (= tomato sauce ) or mustard
熱狗
a hot dog stand 熱狗攤

mainly US informal
a person who makes fast , skilful movements in skiing , snowboarding , or surfing in order to make people notice them
（尤指滑雪運(yùn)動(dòng)中）賣弄技巧的人