anaheim
anaheim — noun
- anaheimsingular
- anaheimsplural
1. a city in Orange County in southern California, best known as the home of the Di
a city in Orange County in southern California, best known as the home of the Disneyland Resort and a major convention centre
Rania's family drove from Los Angeles to Anaheim to visit Disneyland for the day.
collocation: drove to Anaheim
Eitan attended a trade show at the Anaheim Convention Center last spring.
Alessia watched a baseball game when the Angels played in Anaheim in July.
Diego moved to Anaheim for a new role at a technology firm downtown.
Charlotte chose a hotel in Anaheim within walking distance of the theme parks.
用法筆記
Located in Orange County, about 40 km southeast of downtown Los Angeles. Best known for the Disneyland Resort (opened 1955) and as the home of Major League Baseball's Los Angeles Angels.
2. a variety of mild chili with a long, narrow body and green skin, widely used in
a variety of mild chili with a long, narrow body and green skin, widely used in Southwestern US cooking, especially roasted or stuffed
Zola stuffed the Anaheim peppers with cheese and baked them for dinner.
collocation: stuffed Anaheim peppers
Tuan added diced Anaheim peppers to the salsa for a gentle warmth.
collocation: diced Anaheim peppers
Harper's recipe called for two Anaheim peppers, seeded and chopped small.
Mei roasted the Anaheim peppers until the skins blistered and blackened.
Beatrix bought a bag of fresh Anaheim peppers at the farmers' market.
用法筆記
Named after the city of Anaheim, California, where farmer Emilio Ortega first grew it commercially in the early 1900s. Often roasted, peeled, and used in chiles rellenos and other Southwestern dishes.