smorgasbord

美['smɔrgəs'bɔrd]

1. a collection containing a variety of sorts of things;: "a great assortment of cars was on display"; "he had a variety of disorders"; "a veritable smorgasbord of religions"

2. an assortment of foods starting with herring or smoked eel or salmon etc with bread and butter; then cheeses and eggs and pickled vegetables and aspics; finally hot foods; served as a buffet meal

...Further Education colleges with a smorgasbord of academic and vocational courses.: 提供广泛的学科课程和职业培训课程的进修学院

I think most people have probably heard of a smorgasbord before.: 我想大部分人都听过瑞典式自助餐.

Sound, sight, touch, and smell: a sensory smorgasbord.: 声音、景象、抚摸和气味 —— 这一切组成了感官上的大杂烩.

I suspect you will be too busy enjoying the smorgasbord of local tidbits, though.: 我猜你会忙于享用本地美食大餐, 而顾不上街头小吃.

The rock star's concert is a smorgasbord of visual and audio effects.: 该摇滚明星的演唱会是一场视觉和音效的丰富飨宴.

We have a smorgasbord of drinks: bear, wine, cocktails, tea and juice. What would you like?: 我们有很多种饮料: 啤酒, 葡萄酒, 鸡尾酒, 茶还有各种果汁. 您喜欢哪样?

Astronomers have developed a smorgasbord of other ways of tracking the effect of dark energy.: 天文学家们发展出一种探测暗能量的新方法.

So dessert is really put in the middle of the smorgasbord as a temptation.: 所以,点心放在各项餐点中以引诱顾客.

The smorgasbord promises to choke an already overloaded network.: 这种大杂烩必然会让已经超载的网络窒息.

We have a smorgasbord of drinks: bear, wine, cocktails, tea and juice.: 我们有很多种饮料: 啤酒, 葡萄酒, 鸡尾酒, 茶还有各种果汁.

smorgasbord 自助餐

来自瑞典语 smorgasbord,自助餐，来自 smorgas,三明治，黄油面包，字面意思为抹黄油的鹅肉，来自 smor,黄油，词源同 smear,gas,鹅，词源同 goose,代指三明治面包，bord,板，桌子，词源同 board.

3. I think most people have probably heard of a smorgasbord before.: 我想大部分人都听过瑞典式自助餐.

4. The rock star's concert is a smorgasbord of visual and audio effects.: 该摇滚明星的演唱会是一场视觉和音效的丰富飨宴.

smorgasbord: smorgasbord: see smear
smorgasbord (n.): 1893, from Swedish smörgåsbord, literally "butter-goose table," from smörgås, "slice of bread and butter," compounded from smör "butter" (see smear (n.)) and gås, literally "goose" (and from the same Germanic root that yielded English goose (n.)).
[Smörgås] properly signifies "a slice of bread-and-butter"; and has come by custom--in much the same way as when we familiarly speak of "taking a sandwich" for partaking of some light refreshment--to be applied synecdochically to the preliminary relish or appetizer partaken of before meals. ["Notes and Queries," Nov. 15, 1884]
The final element is bord "table," from Proto-Germanic *burdam "plank, board, table" (see board (n.1)). Figurative sense of "medley, miscellany" is recorded from 1948.