chow

UK
/tʃaʊ/
US
/tʃaʊ/
chownoun
chows
pl
Translations
The chow at the new restaurant was delicious.
Еда в новом ресторане была вкусной.
He always makes sure his dog has enough chow.
Он всегда следит за тем, чтобы у его собаки было достаточно пищи.
The farmer bought a new type of chow for his chickens.
Фермер купил новый вид корма для своих кур.
Definitions
Food, especially when prepared for a meal.
The soldiers gathered in the mess hall for their evening chow.
A breed of dog known as the Chow Chow, characterized by a lion-like mane and a distinctive blue-black tongue.
The Chow won first place in the dog show for its impressive coat and demeanor.
In mahjong, a meld consisting of three consecutive tiles of the same suit.
He declared a chow of bamboo four, five, and six to go out on his last turn.
chowverb
chowed
Past Simple
chowed
Past Participle
chowing
Gerund
UK
/tʃaʊ/
US
/tʃaʊ/
Translations
He likes to chow on snacks while watching TV.
Он любит жевать закуски, пока смотрит телевизор.
Additional translations
Definitions
To eat or chew food.
The dog began to chow on the bone with great enthusiasm.
chowadjective
UK
/tʃaʊ/
US
/tʃaʊ/
Used attributively to mean ‘relating to food or meals’, e.g. “chow line”, “chow time”.
Definitions
Relating to food or a meal (informal, chiefly US military slang).
The recruits waited in the chow line outside the mess hall.
chowproper noun
Definitions
A surname originating from various Chinese surnames when romanised, notably 周 (Zhōu).
Actor Yun-fat Chow starred in the acclaimed film.