cep
IPA/sep/
KK[sˈɛp]IPA/sep/
cep — noun
1. a brown wild mushroom that people especially value for cooking because it has a
1.名詞C2
釋義
a brown wild mushroom that people especially value for cooking because it has a rich flavour
例句
Talia bought dried cep at the market for her pasta sauce.
collocation: dried cep
After the rain, Jabari looked for ceps under the pine trees.
The cook sliced fresh cep and fried it with butter.
Fresh ceps sold out early at Liam's farm stall.
Cep gives the soup a deep, earthy taste.
文法句型
dried cep
fresh ceps
cep soup
pick ceps
用法筆記
Mostly used in recipes, menus, and mushroom-picking talk; many Italian-style menus use porcini instead.