cuisine
cuisine — 名詞
1. a way of preparing and cooking food that belongs to a specific country, region,
菜系
特定國家或文化的烹調風格
a way of preparing and cooking food that belongs to a specific country, region, or cultural tradition — for example, Japanese cuisine relies heavily on fresh fish and rice, while Mexican cuisine makes wide use of corn, beans, and chillies.
The hotel restaurant serves traditional Japanese cuisine made with fresh local vegetables.
這間飯店的餐廳供應傳統日式料理,使用當地新鮮蔬菜製作。
collocation: traditional + [nationality] + cuisine
Élise enrolled in a three-month intensive course on classic French cuisine.
Élise 報名了為期三個月的密集課程,學習經典法式料理。
collocation: course/class in + cuisine
Street-food stalls in Bangkok offer a taste of authentic Thai cuisine at very low prices.
曼谷的路邊攤以非常實惠的價格提供道地泰式料理。
This cookbook introduces readers to the rich and diverse cuisine of West Africa.
這本食譜帶領讀者認識西非豐富多樣的菜系。
Rachid showed his friends how Moroccan cuisine uses saffron, cumin, and cinnamon to create rich flavours.
Rachid 向朋友展示摩洛哥菜如何運用番紅花、小茴香和肉桂創造濃郁風味。
- cooking
more general and everyday; refers to the process and its results rather than a codified tradition
- fare
more formal or literary; often describes the type of food offered at a particular place or event
- gastronomy
more intellectual and academic; refers to the art and science of good eating, not everyday meals
- food
the broadest term; any edible substance, without implying style or tradition
文法句型
[nationality/region] + cuisine
cuisine + of + [place]
用法筆記
Frequently preceded by a nationality, region, or cultural label (e.g., Italian cuisine, vegan cuisine, street-food cuisine). Unlike food, which refers to anything edible, cuisine implies a deliberate tradition or style. Distinguish from cooking, which is the activity, not the body of traditions.