cucumber
cucumber — 名詞
- cucumbersingular
- cucumbersplural
1. A long, green vegetable from the melon family, with thin green peel and crunchy,
黃瓜
一種長條綠色蔬菜,常生吃
A long, green vegetable from the melon family, with thin green peel and crunchy, pale-coloured flesh. It is usually served fresh rather than cooked — for example, sliced in salads, layered in sandwiches, or cut into sticks for dipping.
Quinn sliced a fresh cucumber and added it to the salad bowl.
Quinn 把一條新鮮黃瓜切成薄片,放進沙拉碗裡。
cucumber as a direct object of slicing
The cucumbers from Grandma's garden tasted much better than the ones from the supermarket.
從奶奶菜園裡摘的黃瓜,味道比超市賣的好得多。
comparative: garden vs. store-bought cucumber
For a light snack, try cucumber sticks dipped in yoghurt sauce.
想吃清淡點心的話,可以試試黃瓜條沾優格醬。
countable noun with pre-modifier for serving suggestion
Caio added thin cucumber slices to his turkey sandwich for extra crunch.
Caio 在火雞三明治裡加了幾片薄黃瓜,吃起來更爽脆。
cucumber as a sandwich topping ingredient
- cucumber salad
- cucumber sandwich
- cucumber slices
- cucumber water
- fresh cucumber
- sliced cucumber
文法句型
cucumber [noun]
[adjective] cucumber
用法筆記
In British English, the long green vegetable described here is the standard cucumber. In American English, a pickled cucumber is typically called a 'pickle' rather than a cucumber.
常見錯誤
cool as a cucumber
idiomvery calm and relaxed, especially in a situation where other people would feel worried, nervous, or stressed.
非常冷靜;鎮定自若
While everyone else rushed around in a panic, Faisal stayed cool as a cucumber and fixed the broken pipe.
Extremely calm and relaxed, especially when facing problems or stress.
冷靜沉著
Maya stayed as cool as a cucumber during the final exam.
Even when the fire alarm rang, Diego was cool as a cucumber.