Beef-Tea (engl., spr. Bihstih), Aufguß von heißem Wasser auf mageres, in Scheibchen geschnittenes Rindfleisch, mit Gewürz versetzt u. erkaltet, worauf das Wasser abgeschöpft wird. Kann wieder gewärmt u. als Thee getrunken werden.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
Beef tea — Beef Beef (b[=e]f), a. Of, pertaining to, or resembling, beef. [1913 Webster] {Beef tea}, essence of beef, or strong beef broth. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
beef tea — n. a drink made from beef extract or by boiling lean strips of beef … English World dictionary
beef tea — n [U] a hot drink made from ↑beef that used to be given to people when they were ill … Dictionary of contemporary English
Beef-tea — (engl., spr. biftih), Fleischtee, sehr starke, aus klein geschnittenem Rindfleisch hergestellte Fleischbrühe … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
beef tea — noun an extract of beef (given to people who are ill) • Syn: ↑Bovril • Hypernyms: ↑infusion, ↑extract * * * noun : a beverage prepared by extracting finely cut lean beef with hot water or by dissolving commercial beef extract in boiling water… … Useful english dictionary
beef tea — /bif ˈti/ (say beef tee) noun an extract of beef made by heating chopped beef in water and straining it …
beef tea — Chiefly Brit. See beef bouillon. * * * … Universalium
beef tea — n. (British) Bovril, hot drink made of extract of beef given to sick people … English contemporary dictionary
beef tea — noun Brit. a hot drink made with a beef extract … English new terms dictionary
beef tea — noun (U) a hot drink made from beef 1 (1) that used to be given to people when they were ill … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
