focaccia
IPA/fəˈkætʃə/
KK[fokˈɑtʃˌiə]IPA/fəʊˈkɑːtʃə/
focaccia — noun
- focacciasingular
- focacciasplural
1. a flat bread from Italy that rises in a pan, gets a coating of olive oil, and is
1.名詞
釋義
a flat bread from Italy that rises in a pan, gets a coating of olive oil, and is often topped with coarse salt or herbs
例句
Asher ordered a warm slice of focaccia with rosemary at the café on Elm Street.
collocation: slice of focaccia
Daichi baked two pans of focaccia for the office potluck on Friday.
A slice of garlic focaccia rested on the plate beside Femi's bowl of tomato soup.
Gita dipped her focaccia into a small bowl of olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
The cooking class taught Ari how to make focaccia with sun-dried tomatoes and olives.
用法筆記
As an uncountable noun, focaccia refers to the bread in general ('We had focaccia with dinner'); as a countable noun, it refers to individual loaves or pieces ('She baked two focaccias for the party').