main
- noun
- /meɪn/
- UK
- So I just ordered two sides and a main course from my as well.
Examples
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So then I think he brought out the main courses and I think yours was wrong.
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Here's your appetizer, main course and your dessert, right?
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But we had to stop ourselves because the main courses are here.
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We started with coffee and dessert, and then we moved to the main meal.
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And then for a main, I would make a salt, a sea bass, but I'd salt bake it.
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And I would like people to be, you know, conscious of making sure that they're getting, you know, a good amount of protein in each of their main meals throughout the day.
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The vegetarians are out of luck this year; there are no dishes we saw specifically called out as vegetarian mains.
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Today, they're in Los Angeles to make Beyond Beyond Noodles, the main dish of Bang Bang noodles.
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So the the main meal of the Seder happens now, and one of the most famous foods that that Jews eat on Passover is called gefilte fish.
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We enjoyed a delicious meal that included a fresh salad, followed by the main course of grilled salmon.
Synonyms
A main meal served on one dish
The main dish of a meal served in a restaurant
The main dish served after a starter and before dessert
Idioms
Compounds
- Literature
The people and life of small towns, often seen as traditional and focused on money
- Specialized
A large underground pipe that carries dirty water from buildings to a treatment plant
- Specialized
A large set of spinning blades on a helicopter that lifts it into the air
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A large cable or line that carries electricity from a power station to homes
A large city in central Germany that is an important banking and trade centre
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The line of numbers in a square table from the top left to the bottom right
A strong front light on a car used when no other cars come because it can blind drivers
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A vertical pipe in a building that carries water or gas to different floors
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Main for the main course simply means the 'chief' or most important dish, so the main is the largest part of the meal.