aioli
aioli — 名詞
1. a creamy sauce, usually served cold, that gets a strong garlic taste from oil an
蒜香蛋黃醬
以蒜、油為主，常加蛋調成的冷醬
a creamy sauce, usually served cold, that gets a strong garlic taste from oil and often egg
Theo spread lemon aioli on the grilled chicken sandwich at lunch.
Theo 在午餐的烤雞三明治上抹了檸檬蒜香蛋黃醬。
collocation: spread aioli on [food]
Mei dipped her roasted potatoes into a bowl of warm aioli.
Mei 把烤馬鈴薯沾進一碗溫熱的蒜香蛋黃醬裡。
collocation: bowl of aioli
The cafe served crispy squid with chilli aioli beside the salad.
那家咖啡館把香辣蒜香蛋黃醬配在酥炸花枝和沙拉旁邊一起上桌。
menu pattern: [dish] with aioli
Esteban asked for extra aioli to go with the grilled vegetables.
Esteban 要了一份額外的蒜香蛋黃醬來配烤蔬菜。
Amani whisked garlic into the aioli until it tasted sharper.
Amani 把蒜末拌進蒜香蛋黃醬裡，讓味道變得更嗆一些。
verb collocation: whisk the aioli
- lemon aioli
- garlic aioli
- extra aioli
- bowl of aioli
- spread aioli on a sandwich
- serve aioli with fish
- mayonnaise
a broader everyday sauce term; plain mayonnaise does not have to contain garlic
- garlic mayo
an informal menu label that often overlaps with aioli but sounds less traditional
- dip
a much broader word for something you dip food into, not a specific garlic sauce
文法句型
[food] with aioli
serve aioli with [dish]
用法筆記
Usually treated as uncountable when you mean the sauce on the plate or table. Restaurant menus may use it countably for different flavoured versions, such as "two house aiolis."