deseeded
deseeded — 形容詞
- deseededpositive
- more deseededcomparative
- most deseededsuperlative
1. (of a fruit or vegetable) with the seeds taken out, usually to make it ready for
去籽的
已去除果實或蔬菜種子的
(of a fruit or vegetable) with the seeds taken out, usually to make it ready for cooking or eating — for example, deseeded chilies used in a stir-fry, or deseeded watermelons sliced for a fruit platter.
Megan sliced the deseeded bell peppers into thin strips for the salad.
Megan 將去籽的甜椒切成細條，放入沙拉中。
attributive adjective before a noun
The recipe says to use deseeded tomatoes, so the sauce will be smooth.
食譜說要用去籽的番茄，這樣醬汁才會順滑。
Yumi prefers deseeded chili peppers in her curry because she wants the flavour without the heat.
Yumi 比較喜歡在咖哩裡放去籽的辣椒，因為她想要香味又不想太辣。
Once the cucumbers are deseeded, the dip stays thick and does not turn watery.
小黃瓜去籽之後，沾醬會保持濃稠，不會變稀。
predicative use after 'be'
Putri arranged the deseeded watermelon cubes on a large platter for the party.
Putri 將去籽的西瓜塊整齊地排列在大盤子上，準備派對用。
- deseeded tomatoes
- deseeded cucumbers
- deseeded chili peppers
- deseeded bell peppers
- deseeded watermelon
- deseeded pumpkin
- finely deseeded
- roughly deseeded
- seeded
opposite meaning — describes fruit or vegetables that still have their seeds inside, e.g. 'seeded grapes'
- pitted
used for fruits with a single large stone or pit (e.g. olives, cherries, peaches) rather than many small seeds
- cored
refers to removing the central part (core) of fruits like apples or pears, not the seeds specifically
- seeded
still containing seeds — e.g. 'seeded watermelon'
文法句型
deseeded + noun
be + deseeded
用法筆記
Common in recipe books and cooking instructions. Often paired with names of fruits and vegetables such as 'tomatoes', 'chilies', 'peppers', 'cucumbers', 'pumpkins', and 'watermelons'.
常見錯誤
deseeded — 動詞
1. past participle of 'de-seed': having removed the seeds from a fruit or vegetable
去除種子
動詞去籽的過去分詞
past participle of 'de-seed': having removed the seeds from a fruit or vegetable as part of food preparation — for example, she has deseeded the pomegranates before adding them to the dish.
Kemi has deseeded all the pomegranates and placed the red seeds in a bowl.
Kemi 已經把所有石榴的籽去除，並將紅色籽粒放在碗裡。
present perfect: has + deseeded
The papayas were deseeded by the kitchen staff before breakfast service began.
早餐服務開始前，廚房工作人員已經將木瓜去籽。
passive: were + deseeded
Niran had already deseeded the jalapeños before he started chopping the onions.
Niran 在開始切洋蔥之前，已經先把墨西哥辣椒去籽了。
past perfect: had + deseeded
Ravindra carefully deseeded each red chili with the tip of a small knife.
Ravindra 用小刀的尖端仔細地將每根紅辣椒去籽。
Once Yael has deseeded the squash, she can roast it with olive oil and garlic.
Yael 把南瓜去籽之後，就可以用橄欖油和大蒜來烤了。
- carefully deseeded
- completely deseeded
- properly deseeded
- deseed the peppers
- deseed the tomatoes
- deseed the chilies
- deseed the watermelon
- seeded
opposite — means 'having seeds inside' (adjective) or 'to sow seeds' (verb); not interchangeable with 'deseeded'
- pitted
specifically for stone fruits where a single pit is removed; different from deseeding which removes many small seeds
- deveined
used for removing the vein from shrimp or the white membranes from chili peppers; a different food preparation technique
文法句型
have/has + deseeded
had + deseeded
be + deseeded (passive)
用法筆記
Used mainly in perfect and passive constructions in recipe instructions. The simple past tense 'deseeded' (e.g. 'She deseeded the peppers') is also common, though the headword 'deseeded' as a dictionary entry covers all these forms.
常見錯誤
同根字
常見搭配
常用片語
- cut into deseeded pieces
- use deseeded and chopped