curd
curd — 名詞
1. the thick white lumps that separate from milk after it has gone sour, often pres
凝乳
牛奶變酸後分離出的白色固體
the thick white lumps that separate from milk after it has gone sour, often pressed afterwards to make cheese.
Rodrigo gently strained the warm curd through a clean cotton cloth.
Rodrigo 輕輕地把溫熱的凝乳用一塊乾淨的棉布過濾。
verb + curd: strain / drain / press the curd
The cheesemaker pressed the soft curd into round wooden moulds overnight.
起司師傅把柔軟的凝乳壓進圓形的木製模具裡放一個晚上。
collocation: press / shape the curd into a mould
Once the milk turned sour, lumps of pale yellow curd floated to the top.
牛奶一旦變酸,一塊塊淡黃色的凝乳就會浮到表面。
Andrei stirred lemon juice into the warm milk to make the curd separate quickly.
Andrei 在溫牛奶裡加入檸檬汁,讓凝乳快點分離出來。
Fresh curd has a mild, slightly tangy taste and a soft, crumbly texture.
新鮮的凝乳有著淡淡的微酸味道和柔軟易碎的口感。
- whey
the watery liquid left behind after the milk solids separate; the natural opposite in cheese-making.
用法筆記
Uncountable: 'a curd' is rare; learners say 'some curd', 'a piece of curd', or 'the curds and whey'.
常見錯誤
2. a soft, thick food whose texture is similar to the solids from sour milk — for e
凝乳狀食品
質地像凝乳的軟質食物,如豆腐或檸檬醬
a soft, thick food whose texture is similar to the solids from sour milk — for example bean curd made from soybeans, or lemon curd made by cooking eggs, sugar, and citrus juice.
Minh ordered a bowl of spicy bean curd at the small Sichuan restaurant.
Minh 在那間小川菜館點了一碗辣味豆腐。
collocation: bean curd (Asian cuisine)
Xiu spread homemade lemon curd onto a warm slice of buttered toast.
Xiu 把自製的檸檬醬抹在一片溫熱的奶油吐司上。
collocation: lemon curd as a sweet spread
Bean curd absorbs the flavour of whatever sauce you cook it in.
豆腐會吸收你拿來烹煮它的醬汁味道。
Hari packed cubes of fried soybean curd into the lunchbox for his son.
Hari 把幾塊炸過的黃豆豆腐裝進兒子的便當盒裡。
The jar of orange curd in the fridge had a glossy, jelly-like surface.
冰箱裡那罐柳橙醬表面光滑,像果凍一樣。
文法句型
[noun] + curd: bean curd, lemon curd, soybean curd
用法筆記
Almost always preceded by a noun modifier naming the main ingredient ('bean curd', 'lemon curd', 'soybean curd'). Distinguish from sense 1: this sense names a finished food product, not the raw milk solids.