culinary
culinary — 形容詞
- culinarypositive
- more culinarycomparative
- most culinarysuperlative
1. relating to the preparation, cooking, and serving of food — for example, culinar
烹飪的
與烹調或廚房有關的
relating to the preparation, cooking, and serving of food — for example, culinary techniques used in a restaurant kitchen or the culinary traditions of a particular region.
The culinary school in Lyon trains some of the best chefs in Europe.
里昂的烹飪學校培養了歐洲一些最優秀的廚師。
attributive use: culinary + school
Maria enrolled in a culinary program to learn professional cooking techniques.
Maria 報名了一個烹飪課程,學習專業的烹調技巧。
attributive use: culinary + program
The restaurant's culinary team won an award for their creative new menu.
這家餐廳的烹飪團隊因其創新的新菜單而獲獎。
attributive use: culinary + team
Traditional culinary practices in Japan often highlight fresh seasonal ingredients.
日本的傳統烹飪做法通常強調使用新鮮的當季食材。
Ravi's culinary skills grew stronger after studying with a chef in Bangkok.
Ravi 在曼谷跟著一位廚師學習後,烹飪技巧變得更加純熟。
- culinary skills
- culinary arts
- culinary tradition
- culinary experience
- culinary school
- culinary team
- culinary program
- culinary techniques
- culinary practices
- culinary masterpiece
- gastronomic
more formal and associated with fine dining or food culture; 'culinary' is broader and includes everyday cooking.
- cooking
a simpler, everyday adjective; 'cooking' is less formal and less precise (e.g. 'cooking skills' vs 'culinary skills').
- non-culinary
a rare, technical opposite meaning 'not related to cooking'.
文法句型
culinary + noun
用法筆記
Used only before a noun (attributive position). Cannot follow linking verbs such as 'is' or 'seems' — you cannot say 'This dish is culinary.'
常見錯誤
同根字
- culinarily副詞C1
- cuisine名詞B2
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- culinary skills
- culinary arts
- culinary tradition
- culinary experience
- culinary school
- culinary team
- culinary program
- culinary techniques