caterer
['ketərɚ]
n. 备食者, 备宴席者

1. My wife went to a lot of trouble; she called a caterer.
   花很血，她专派。
2. People look at the lobster and try to imagine what its experience would be like, but they don't look at a package of chicken breasts and imagine what the experience would be like,” said Jay Weinstein, a caterer whose book“ The
   •斯坦——位烩专，刚版《道德美食》：「看著虾，试著想像牠，但看著鸡肉，想像牠。

caterer
[ noun ]
someone who provides food and service (as for a party)
<noun.person>




Caterer \Ca"ter*er\, n.
One who caters.

The little fowls in the air have God for Their provider
and caterer. --Shelton.