anaheim
anaheim — noun
1. a green chili pepper with a long narrow shape and mild heat, often roasted, stuf
a green chili pepper with a long narrow shape and mild heat, often roasted, stuffed, or sliced for cooking.
Sofia roasted two Anaheim peppers for the fish tacos.
collocation: roast Anaheim peppers
The cook filled each Anaheim pepper with cheese and rice.
pattern: fill [pepper] with [food]
At the market, Luis chose Anaheim peppers instead of hotter jalapenos.
One sliced Anaheim pepper gave the soup a gentle kick.
Grandma dried the red Anaheim peppers on a string outside.
- Anaheim pepper
the full and most common name in general English
- Anaheim chile
common spelling in Mexican or Southwestern food contexts
- mild green chili
descriptive phrase, not a fixed variety name
用法筆記
Usually appears as "Anaheim pepper" or "Anaheim chile" in recipes and shopping lists. Distinguish from sense 2: the food sense is commonly used with cooking verbs such as roast, fill, slice, and dry.
常見錯誤
2. a city in southern California, east of Los Angeles, known to many people as the
a city in southern California, east of Los Angeles, known to many people as the home of Disneyland.
Our family drove from San Diego to Anaheim for the baseball game.
destination: to Anaheim
Nina booked a hotel in Anaheim before visiting Disneyland.
preposition: in Anaheim
A food show at the Anaheim Convention Center filled the streets nearby.
Many workers take the train into Anaheim every morning.
After the concert, traffic moved slowly out of Anaheim.
- Anaheim, California
full form used when the state needs to be made clear
- the city of Anaheim
used in formal writing or announcements
用法筆記
Used as a proper noun and always capitalised. Unlike sense 1, this sense stands alone without 'pepper' and is most often used after prepositions such as in, to, from, and near.