cooking
cooking — 名詞
1. the activity of making food ready to eat by washing, cutting, and applying heat
烹飪;烹調
準備和烹煮食物的過程
the activity of making food ready to eat by washing, cutting, and applying heat using methods such as boiling, frying, or baking
Jisoo learned cooking from her grandmother when she was young.
Jisoo 小時候跟祖母學烹飪。
The cooking class teaches students how to prepare fresh pasta from scratch.
烹飪課教學生如何從頭開始製作新鮮義大利麵。
cooking class: noun compound for a learning activity
Christopher enjoys cooking at home after a long day at the office.
Christopher 喜歡在結束漫長的一天工作後,回家做飯。
Good cooking needs patience and the freshest ingredients you can find.
好的烹飪需要耐心,以及你能找到的最新鮮食材。
- cookery
more common in British English; refers to the art or skill of cooking
- food preparation
broader term that includes steps before heating, such as washing and chopping
文法句型
cooking + noun (compound)
possessive + cooking
用法筆記
Uncountable noun. To refer to a person who cooks, use the countable noun 'cook' ('She is a wonderful cook').
常見錯誤
2. meals or dishes made ready to eat through heating, viewed in terms of their styl
菜餚;料理
已烹調好的食物
meals or dishes made ready to eat through heating, viewed in terms of their style, origin, or quality
This restaurant serves traditional Mexican cooking that tastes just like home.
這家餐廳供應傳統墨西哥料理,吃起來就像家裡做的。
traditional [origin] cooking: cuisine style
Dewi's cooking is always fresh and full of bold flavour.
Dewi 做的菜總是新鮮又有濃郁風味。
Feng brought homemade cooking to the party for everyone to share.
Feng 帶了家常菜到派對上,讓大家分享。
The cooking at that small café reminds me of my childhood meals.
那家小咖啡館的料理讓我想起小時候的飯菜。
文法句型
possesive + cooking
adjective + cooking
[origin/nationality] + cooking
用法筆記
Unlike sense 1 (the activity), this sense refers to the food itself. It is often preceded by a possessive noun ('grandma's cooking') or a cultural adjective ('Italian cooking').
常見錯誤
cooking — 形容詞
1. designed or intended to be used in the process of heating food to make it ready
烹調用的
適合用於烹飪的
designed or intended to be used in the process of heating food to make it ready to eat, rather than being eaten raw or used for another purpose
Use cooking oil rather than butter for frying at high heat.
高溫油炸時要用食用油,不要用奶油。
cooking oil: common compound noun
These cooking apples are too sour to eat raw but work well in pies.
這些烹調用蘋果生吃太酸,但拿來做派非常合適。
Keep cooking wine in a dark cupboard after opening the bottle.
烹調用酒開瓶後要存放在陰暗的櫥櫃裡。
Cooking chocolate has less sugar than eating chocolate, so it melts smoothly.
烹調用巧克力含糖量比一般食用巧克力少,所以融化得很順滑。
Mert keeps cooking sherry in his kitchen for sauces and stews.
Mert 在廚房裡放了一瓶烹調用雪莉酒,用來做醬汁和燉菜。
- culinary
formal; used more broadly for anything related to cooking (e.g. 'culinary skills')
- eating
used in contrast for apples and similar fruits ('eating apple' = good raw)
文法句型
cooking + noun
用法筆記
This adjective appears only before nouns (attributive position). It is used to label ingredients that are meant to be heated during cooking, as opposed to being consumed in their raw state. Common in compound nouns such as 'cooking oil', 'cooking apple', and 'cooking wine'.