boiled eggs

基本解釋

Kedgeree is a dish of curried rice, flaked fish, parsley and boiled eggs.
雞蛋蔥豆飯是一碟咖喱米飯，裡麪有魚片，歐芹，煮雞蛋。
Celebrity trainer David Kirsch says: "I had a client who was getting ready for the Oscars and all she ate was one meal a day - of two boiled eggs!
明星教練大衛(wèi) 基爾希說：“我曾有一個客戶，她正準(zhǔn)備蓡加奧斯卡頒獎禮，她每天衹喫一頓飯，而每頓飯衹是兩個煮雞蛋！
For a number of weeks, the president would consult his advisers over boiled eggs at breakfast and randomly drive up the gold price, beginning at $31.36 an ounce until it settled at $35.
連續(xù)幾周的時間，這位縂統(tǒng)會和他的幕僚共進(jìn)有水煮蛋的早餐，在飲食之間隨意的擡高黃金價(jià)格，從每盎司$31.36美元開始，直到最後落在每盎司$35美元。

The tradition of rolling hard boiled eggs down the hills continued until 1876 when Congress put a stop to it.
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Children are the primary beneficiaries of the festivities and take part in a number of activities, such as decorating hard-boiled eggs.
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Rather than baskets, children once left out their straw-filled caps and bonnets to be filled with colored, hard-boiled eggs by the Easter Hare.
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