cilantro
cilantro — 名詞
1. a plant with bright green leaves that are used fresh in cooking to give a strong
香菜
新鮮芫荽葉，用於調味
a plant with bright green leaves that are used fresh in cooking to give a strong, slightly tangy taste to dishes such as salsas, curries, and salads
Jisoo chopped fresh cilantro and sprinkled it over the warm tacos.
Jisoo 把新鮮香菜切碎，撒在熱騰騰的墨西哥玉米餅上。
collocation: chopped fresh cilantro
Cyrus added a handful of cilantro to the curry just before serving it.
Cyrus 在上桌前往咖哩裡加了一把香菜。
collocation: handful of cilantro
The recipe says to stir in two tablespoons of minced cilantro at the end.
食譜說最後要拌入兩大匙切碎的香菜。
uncountable noun with measurement phrase
A bunch of cilantro costs less than a dollar at the local market.
一把香菜在當地市場花不到一塊美金。
Putri thinks cilantro tastes like soap, so she always asks for it on the side.
Putri 覺得香菜吃起來像肥皂，所以她總是要求放在旁邊。
common flavor-perception collocation
- fresh cilantro
- chopped cilantro
- minced cilantro
- bunch of cilantro
- cilantro leaves
- cilantro sprigs
- sprinkle cilantro
- add cilantro
- garnish with cilantro
- coriander
used in British English and other varieties for both the fresh leaves and the dried seeds; 'cilantro' is the Spanish-derived term for the fresh leaves in American English
- Chinese parsley
an informal name sometimes used in English; less common in modern usage
文法句型
uncountable noun
常見錯誤
同根字
- coriander名詞B1