Vol-au-vent

Definition

vol-au-vent /'vɒl ǝ vɒ̃; US vↄ:l ǝƱ 'vɑ:n/ n အသားႏွင့္စားၿမိန္ရည္ပါေသာႂကြပ္ႂကြပ္ရြရြ အဆာသြတ္မုန္႔။

Examples

1. ‘That was the good part - cheeses and chocolates
2. pickles and vol-au-vents
3. dainty sandwiches
4. Christmas cake and stuffed dates - enough to keep us amused while the doctor did his rounds.’
5. ‘The unfortunate party members
6. staying in seedy bed-and-breakfasts on shoestring budgets
7. are reduced to scoffing free booze and vol-au-vents at corporate receptions.’
8. ‘We're used to soggy vol-au-vents
9. rock hard party sausages and rough Bulgarian plonk.’
10. ‘No vol-au-vent was to be left unturned in the quest for glamour.’
11. ‘I should think some of them choked on their vol-au-vents when he said it.’
12. ‘Standing knee-deep in sawdust and cardboard boxes a week prior to opening
13. with not a vol-au-vent in sight
14. they are convinced that the place will be ready on time.’
15. ‘Can a food snob dismiss the party of a rich neighbour with a
16. ‘Well yes
17. the house is beautiful but profiteroles and chicken vol-au-vents
18. puh-lease!’’
19. ‘I tried my best routines and lines but I was invariably met with a barrage of abuse and general hostility
20. at one point in the evening I was bombarded with mushroom supreme vol-au-vents and a slew of four-letter words that turned the air blue.’
21. ‘As well as fresh fish
22. organic meat and vegetables there is a wealth of special breads
23. cakes
24. pastas
25. sauces
26. quiches
27. vol-au-vents
28. hummus and much more.’
29. ‘There will be self-righteous demands for vegetarian vol-au-vents made from people wearing fur coats made from a Siberian Tiger.’