Translation
the snack, refreshment; snack bar, takeaway, diner
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Word origin
From an older verb sich imbissen ('to have a bite to eat'), related to beißen ('to bite').
- Origin
- Old High German
- Root
- bīzan
- English cognates
- bite
Grammar
Examples
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We'll quickly grab something from the snack bar around the corner.
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A small snack is usually enough for me at lunchtime.
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The takeaway at the station is open at night too.
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