onion
onion — noun
1. a cooking vegetable with a papery outside and many thin layers inside, known for
1.名詞A2
釋義
a cooking vegetable with a papery outside and many thin layers inside, known for its sharp smell and taste
例句
Dad chopped an onion for the noodles in the kitchen.
countable: chop an onion
The red onion made Nina cry while she cooked dinner.
collocation: red onion
We added sliced onions to the burgers after the rain stopped.
An onion rolled out of the bag onto the floor.
Onion soup filled the small cafe with a warm smell.
文法句型
chop an onion
slice onions
add onion to soup
用法筆記
Countable when you mean one whole vegetable, as in buy an onion. Often uncountable when you mean the ingredient in a dish, as in This soup needs more onion.
常見錯誤
❌Please cut onion for the salad.
✅Please cut an onion for the salad.
💡Use an when you mean one whole onion.