Tommy: Hamburger.(湯米：漢堡。)

A pound of hamburger, please.(請給我一磅漢堡。)

I want some hamburger and French fries.(我想要些漢堡包和薯條。)

"Why going out for hamburger when you have steak at home?" He once remarked.(他曾經說道：“如果家里有了牛排，為什么要出去找漢堡？”)

Feel like eating a hamburger?(想吃漢堡包？)

The teacher ordered the hamburger meals to encourage the students.(為了鼓勵學生，老師點了漢堡餐。)

The "New York Tribune" namelessly attributed the innovation of the hamburger to the stand on the pike.(《紐約論壇報》匿名地將漢堡的創新歸因于路邊攤。)

Salad toppings such as bacon, cheese, and dressing can make your choice of a meal just as unhealthy as eating a double hamburger.(像培根、奶酪和調味品這樣的沙拉佐料會讓你的選擇和吃一個雙層漢堡一樣不健康。)

From the ubiquitous hamburger to a sit down dinner in a fancy diner, we often are served much more than we can eat.(從隨處可見的漢堡包到高檔餐廳的一頓晚餐，我們經常得到比我們能吃的多得多的食物。)

We stopped at a drive-in for a hamburger.(我們在一家“免下車”餐館停下來吃漢堡包。)

點餐

A：Good morning. Restaurant Service. May I help you?
早上好，餐廳服務部，能為你效勞嗎？

B：Good morning. Would you please bring me some breakfast?
早上好，可否為我送點早餐？

A：Certainly, Sir. What are you going to have?
當然可以，先生。您想吃點什么？

B：I'd like to order a hamburger and fries.
來個漢堡包和薯條吧。

A：Would you like something else?
還要其他的嗎？

B：No, thanks.
不啦，謝謝。

A：Well. It will be up immediately.
好，立即給你送去。

B：Thanks.
謝謝。

hamburger

1. make hamburger out of : 把...打得一塌糊涂；

用作名詞(n.)

He ordered a hamburger.
他要了一份漢堡包。I can hot the hamburger up in a minute.
我馬上就能把漢堡包熱好。

She had kept the hamburger stand on Route 158.