Beefburger: meaning, definitions and examples

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beefburger

 

[ ˈbiːfˌbɜːrɡər ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

food

A beefburger is a cooked patty of ground beef, usually placed inside a sliced bun. It is a popular fast food option, often served with various toppings such as lettuce, tomato, cheese, and condiments.

Synonyms

burger, cheeseburger, hamburger.

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Word Description / Examples
beefburger

This term is specifically used to describe a burger made exclusively of beef, without any limitations on toppings or condiments.

  • I ordered a beefburger with extra onions and pickles
  • The restaurant specializes in traditional beefburgers
hamburger

Traditionally refers to a burger made of ground beef. Unlike 'beefburger', this term is often used more generally and is commonly associated with classic American cuisine.

  • Can I get a hamburger with no onions? My grandma makes the best homemade hamburgers
burger

A general term that can refer to any type of burger, whether made of beef, chicken, or a vegetarian option. Commonly used in casual and informal settings.

  • Let's grab a burger for lunch
  • They serve the best veggie burgers in town
cheeseburger

Used when specifying a burger that includes cheese as one of its toppings. Popular in fast food contexts.

  • I'll have a cheeseburger and fries, please
  • The new menu includes a spicy cheeseburger

Examples of usage

  • I'll have a beefburger with fries, please.
  • She ordered a double beefburger with extra cheese.

Translations

Translations of the word "beefburger" in other languages:

🇵🇹 hambúrguer de carne

🇮🇳 बीफ बर्गर

🇩🇪 Rindfleischburger

🇮🇩 burger daging sapi

🇺🇦 біфбургер

🇵🇱 burger wołowy

🇯🇵 ビーフバーガー

🇫🇷 hamburger au bœuf

🇪🇸 hamburguesa de carne de res

🇹🇷 dana burger

🇰🇷 비프 버거

🇸🇦 برجر لحم البقر

🇨🇿 hovězí burger

🇸🇰 hovädzí burger

🇨🇳 牛肉汉堡

🇸🇮 goveji burger

🇮🇸 nautakjötshamborgari

🇰🇿 сиыр етінен бургер

🇬🇪 საქონლის ხორცის ბურგერი

🇦🇿 mal əti burgeri

🇲🇽 hamburguesa de carne de res

Etymology

The term 'beefburger' originated in the United States in the 20th century. It combines 'beef' referring to the meat used in the patty and 'burger', which is short for hamburger. The popularity of beefburgers grew rapidly with the rise of fast food chains and the convenience of this handheld meal option.

See also: beefsteak, beefy.