muesli: [20] Etymologically, muesli means ‘little pap’. It is a Swiss-German diminutive form of German mus ‘pulp, purée’. Old English had the cognate mōs, which survived into the 16th century in the compound apple-mose ‘dish made from a purée of stewed apples’.
muesli (n.)
breakfast dish of oats, fruit, milk, 1926, from Swiss-German, from Old High German muos "meal, mush-like food," from Proto-Germanic *mod-sa-, from PIE root *mad- "moist, wet," with derivatives referring to various qualities of food (see mast (n.2)).
雙語(yǔ)例句
1. He only had a bowl of muesli for breakfast.
他早餐只吃了一碗什錦粥.
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2. Sift flour into a separate bowl and mix with muesli and sugar.
面粉過(guò)篩到另一個(gè)盆里,加入果仁燕麥和砂糖.
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3. Homemade muesli keeps for ages.
自己作的穆茲利可以保鮮很長(zhǎng)時(shí)間.
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4. Germans a big breakfast including some bread, jam, cereal with milk like muesli, meats, and cheeses.