dill
dill — 名詞
1. a fragrant plant with feathery green leaves and small yellow flowers, grown for
蒔蘿
一種香草,葉籽用於烹調魚類與醃菜
a fragrant plant with feathery green leaves and small yellow flowers, grown for its leaves and seeds, which give a fresh, sharp taste to food — used especially with fish, potatoes, and pickled vegetables
Adina chopped fresh dill and stirred it into the yoghurt sauce.
Adina 把新鮮蒔蘿切碎,拌進優格醬裡。
chopped + dill: preparing the herb for cooking
Jisoo sprinkled dill over the grilled salmon just before serving.
烤鮭魚端上桌前,Jisoo 在上面撒了些蒔蘿。
sprinkled dill over [food]: finishing a dish with the herb
The recipe called for a teaspoon of dried dill and a squeeze of lemon.
食譜上寫著要加一茶匙乾蒔蘿和少許檸檬汁。
dried dill: preserved form of the herb
Imani tossed a handful of chopped dill into the potato salad at the picnic.
野餐時,Imani 抓了一把切碎的蒔蘿加進馬鈴薯沙拉裡。
a handful of dill: informal quantity phrase
Dill grows best in full sun with soil that drains well, the gardener explained.
園丁說,蒔蘿在日照充足、排水良好的土壤裡長得最好。
dill as subject: the plant itself, not the herb
- fresh dill
- dried dill
- chopped dill
- dill pickle
- dill sauce
- sprig of dill
- dill weed
用法筆記
Uncountable when referring to the herb as a cooking ingredient (some fresh dill); countable when naming the plant itself (a dill in the garden).
常見錯誤
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- dill seed
- dill weed
- dill pickle
- dill sauce
- dill fronds
常用片語
- a sprig of dill
- a handful of dill
- freshly chopped dill
介系詞搭配
- with dill
- of dill