hearty breakfast
- noun
- We started out at Millie's in Middleport, Ohio, with a hearty breakfast at people's prices.
- eat a hearty breakfast
- hearty breakfast of eggs
- enjoy a hearty breakfast
Wakes up, showers, shaves, has a hearty breakfast, says hellos to people at the inn.
- Wakes up, showers, shaves, has a hearty breakfast, says hellos to people at the inn.
Examples
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Yuri is tucking into a hearty breakfast.
Fiction book (1995) -
Mr. Trent looked refreshed as he led us up the stairs—the beneficiary of a good night's sleep and a hearty breakfast.
Fiction book (2000) -
I hope you had a hearty breakfast.
Fiction book (1999) -
I'll need a good, hearty breakfast under me belt.
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There's nothing like a hearty breakfast to start the day off.
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As the most important meal of the day, I often feel like I have to get elaborate in the mornings to ensure my children eat a hearty breakfast.
Blog text (23) -
Jennifer Toomey, Olympic hopeful and U.S. record holder in the 1000 meters, cooks herself a hearty breakfast every morning.
Blog text (16) -
There's nothing like a hearty breakfast to start the day off right.
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I served the men a hearty breakfast with fresh eggs and bacon.
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The group enjoys a hearty breakfast on the morning of their hike.
Synonyms
A large filling meal that makes you feel full and warm
A large filling meal that gives you energy
How Filling
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a substantial and filling morning meal' follows directly from combining 'hearty' (satisfying, nourishing) with 'breakfast' (the morning meal). This is a transparent adjective+noun composition that is common across languages and predictable for a B1 learner who knows both constituent words.
Etymology
Hearty breakfast comes from the word hearty, which means strong and full, and breakfast, the first meal of the day. The image is a big, warm meal that fills you up, so the phrase means 'a filling, strong morning meal'.