What does "Toad in the Hole" mean?

Sausages in batter British dish of sausages baked in Yorkshire pudding batter.

How do you use "Toad in the Hole" in a sentence?

Toad in the hole for dinner. Mum's toad in the hole.

Toad in the Hole

Slang Term British ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

Meaning: Sausages in batter

面糊烤香肠

Salchichas en masa

バッター生地に入ったソーセージ

반죽에 넣은 소시지 요리

British dish of sausages baked in Yorkshire pudding batter.

将香肠放入约克郡布丁面糊中烤制的英国菜肴。

Plato británico de salchichas horneadas en masa de Yorkshire pudding.

ヨークシャー・プディングの生地にソーセージを入れて焼いたイギリス料理。

요크셔 푸딩 반죽에 소시지를 넣고 구운 영국 요리.

Examples

Toad in the hole for dinner.
晚餐吃蛤蟆在洞里
Toad in the hole para cenar
夕食にトード・イン・ザ・ホール
저녁으로 토드 인 더 홀.
Mum's toad in the hole.
妈妈做的蛤蟆在洞里
El toad in the hole de mamá
お母さんのトード・イン・ザ・ホール
엄마의 토드 인 더 홀.

Pronunciation

/təʊd ɪn ðə həʊl/

Usage Guide

Context: British food

Tone: homely

✓ Do Say

British traditional
英国传统菜肴
plato tradicional británico
イギリスの伝統料理
영국 전통

✗ Don't Say

N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
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Common Mistakes

Traditional dish

Origin & History

British, origin of name unclear, possibly sausages peeping from batter.

Cultural Context

Era: Historical

Generation: All ages

Social background: All classes

Pop culture: British comfort food

Regional notes: British traditional.

Variations

Toad in the hole