culinary
culinary — adjective
1. relating to the preparation, cooking, and serving of food — for example, culinar
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.
attributive use: culinary + school
Maria enrolled in a culinary program to learn professional cooking techniques.
attributive use: culinary + program
The restaurant's culinary team won an award for their creative new menu.
Traditional culinary practices in Japan often highlight fresh seasonal ingredients.
Ravi's culinary skills grew stronger after studying with a chef in Bangkok.
- 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.'