培根
péi gēn
Pinyin

Definition

培根
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péi gēn
  1. bacon (loanword)

Character Decomposition

Related Words (20)

培训
péi xùn
  1. 1 to cultivate
  2. 2 to train
  3. 3 to groom
  4. 4 training
培养
péi yǎng
  1. 1 to cultivate
  2. 2 to breed
  3. 3 to foster
  4. 4 to nurture
  5. 5 to educate
  6. 6 to groom (for a position)
  7. 7 education
  8. 8 fostering
  9. 9 culture (biology)
根
gēn
  1. 1 root
  2. 2 basis
  3. 3 classifier for long slender objects, e.g. cigarettes, guitar strings
  4. 4 classifier: 条 tiáo
  5. 5 radical (chemistry)
根据
gēn jù
  1. 1 according to
  2. 2 based on
  3. 3 basis
  4. 4 foundation
  5. 5 classifier: 个 gè
根本
gēn běn
  1. 1 fundamental
  2. 2 basic
  3. 3 root
  4. 4 simply
  5. 5 absolutely (not)
  6. 6 (not) at all
  7. 7 classifier: 个 gè

Idioms (14)

刨根问底
páo gēn wèn dǐ
  1. 1 to dig up roots and inquire at the base (idiom); to get to the bottom of sth
剪草除根
jiǎn cǎo chú gēn
  1. 1 lit. cut grass and pull out roots (idiom); fig. to destroy root and branch
  2. 2 to eradicate
寻根问底
xún gēn wèn dǐ
  1. 1 lit. to examine roots and inquire at the base (idiom); to get to the bottom of sth
斩草除根
zhǎn cǎo chú gēn
  1. 1 to cut weeds and eliminate the roots (idiom); to destroy root and branch
  2. 2 to eliminate completely
根深叶茂
gēn shēn yè mào
  1. 1 deep roots and vigorous foliage (idiom)
  2. 2 (fig.) well established and growing strongly

Sample Sentences

世界卫生组织在最新发表的报告中说，常吃加工肉例如培根、香肠以及火腿确实可能增加罹患癌症的风险。
shìjièwèishēngzǔzhī zài zuìxīn fābiǎo de bàogào zhōng shuō ，cháng chī jiāgōng ròu lìrú péigēn 、xiāngcháng yǐjí huǒtuǐ quèshí kěnéng zēngjiā líhuàn áizhèng de fēngxiǎn 。
The World Health Organization in its most recently published report stated that eating processed red meat, such as bacon, sausages and ham could actually raise the risk of suffering from cancer.
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报告中指出，一天吃五十克的加工肉，也就是说不到两片培根，就可能提高罹患直肠癌百分之十八的机率。至于吃一般未加工的红肉“可能致癌”这个说法目前证据有限。
bàogào zhōng zhǐchū ，yītiān chī wǔshí kè de jiāgōng ròu ，yějiùshìshuō bùdào liǎng piàn péigēn ，jiù kěnéng tígāo líhuàn zhícháng ái bǎifēnzhī shíbā de jīlǜ 。zhìyú chī yībān wèi jiāgōng de hóng ròu “kěnéng zhìái ”zhège shuōfǎ mùqián zhèngjù yǒuxiàn 。
In the report is said eating 50 grams of processed meat a day, which is less than two slices of bacon, can increase your chances of suffering rectal cancer by 18 percent. There is currently limited evidence as to the theory that non-processed red meat might lead to cancer.
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然而加工肉制品譬如火腿、香肠、培根等由于不是新鲜肉，因此为了延长其保鲜期都添加了一些防腐剂，或是使用了腌、熏或是抹盐等延长贮存时间等手法，致癌的风险也正是起因于这些加工处理手法。
ránér jiāgōng ròuzhìpǐn pìrú huǒtuǐ 、xiāngcháng 、péigēn děng yóuyú bùshì xīnxiānròu ，yīncǐ wèile yáncháng qí bǎoxiānqī dōu tiānjiā le yīxiē fángfǔjì ，huòshì shǐyòng le yān 、xūn huòshì mǒ yán děng yáncháng zhùcún shíjiān děng shǒufǎ ，zhìái de fēngxiǎn yě zhèngshì qǐyīn yú zhèxiē jiāgōng chǔlǐ shǒufǎ 。
And as processed meat products, such as ham, sausage and bacon aren't fresh, preservatives are added to keep them fresh, or methods, such as pickling, smoking are salting are used to preserve their shelf life, and the cancer risks come from these processes.
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培根。
péigēn 。
Bacon.
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A: 没问题。请问您要培根还是火腿？
méiwèntí 。qǐng wèn nín yào péigēn háishi huǒtuǐ ？
No problem. Would you like bacon or ham?
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