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1. (n.) hamburger
a patty of ground beef.
2. hamburger
a sandwich consisting of such a patty fried or broiled and served on a bun or roll.
3. hamburger
ground beef.
Etymology: (1885–90; short for Hamburger steak; see -er1)
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1. (noun) hamburger, beefburger, burger
a sandwich consisting of a fried cake of minced beef served on a bun, often with other ingredients
2. (noun) ground beef, hamburger
beef that has been ground
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1. (noun) hamburger
a sandwich consisting of cooked ground beef between two halves of a bun
a hamburger and french fries
2. hamburger
ground beef used for cooking
one pound of hamburger
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Sense: a round cake of minced beef, usually fried.
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 Afrikaans: hamburgerfrikkadel |
 Arabic: هامبورغر: شَطيرَة مِن لَح |
 Bulgarian: кюфте |
 Brazilian: hambúrguer |
 Czech: karbanátek |
 German: die Frikadelle |
 Danish: hamburger |
 Greek: μπιφτέκι |
 Spanish: hamburguesa |
 Estonian: hakk-kotlet |
 Farsi: بیفتک گوشت چرخ کرده گاو |
 Finnish: jauhelihapihvi |
 French: bifteck haché |
 Hebrew: קְצִיצָה |
 Hindi: गौ-मांस का कीमा |
 Croatian: pljeskavica |
 Hungarian: hamburger |
 Indonesian: daging cincang berbentuk |
 Icelandic: hamborgari |
 Italian: hamburger |
 Japanese: ハンバーグステーキ |
 Korean: 쇠고기를 갈거나 난도질한 것 |
 Lithuanian: maltinis, kotletas |
 Latvian: hamburgers |
 Malay: hamburger |
 Dutch: hamburger |
 Norwegian: hamburger, karbonade |
 Polish: hamburger |
 Persian: بیفتک گوشت چرخ کرده گاو |
 Pashto: همبرګړ |
 Portuguese: hambúrguer |
 Romanian: hamburger |
 Russian: рубленый бифштекс |
 Slovak: fašírka |
 Slovenian: polpeta |
 Serbian: hamburger |
 Swedish: hamburgare, pannbiff |
 Thai: เนื้อบดหรือเนื้อสับทอด |
 Turkish: hamburger |
 Taiwanese: 漢堡 |
 Ukrainian: шніцель |
 Urdu: قیمے کا تلا ہوا چپٹا کباب |
 Vietnamese: bánh kẹp thịt bò |
 Chinese: 汉堡包 |
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