falafel
falafel — 名詞
1. a savoury Middle Eastern snack made from ground chickpeas mixed with herbs and s
鷹嘴豆球
中東油炸香料鷹嘴豆丸
a savoury Middle Eastern snack made from ground chickpeas mixed with herbs and spices, shaped into small balls or flat patties and deep-fried until golden
At the market, Aiko bought a fresh falafel wrap stuffed with tomatoes and pickles.
Aiko 在市場買了一份夾了番茄和醃菜的新鮮鷹嘴豆球捲餅。
collocation: falafel wrap / falafel sandwich
The falafel balls were perfectly golden — crispy on the outside and soft inside.
這些鷹嘴豆球炸得金黃——外皮酥脆、內餡柔軟。
describing texture: crispy outside, soft inside
Diego learned to make falafel from his grandmother's traditional family recipe.
Diego 從奶奶的傳統家傳食譜學會了做鷹嘴豆球。
Many food stalls in Tel Aviv serve falafel with hummus and roasted vegetables.
特拉維夫的許多小吃攤會搭配鷹嘴豆泥和烤蔬菜一起供應鷹嘴豆球。
Hana ordered a plate of falafel with fresh mint tea on her visit to Amman.
Hana 在安曼旅遊時點了一盤鷹嘴豆球配新鮮薄荷茶。
用法筆記
Can be used as both uncountable (referring to the dish in general: 'Falafel is popular in the Middle East') and countable (referring to individual pieces: 'She ate six falafels'). The countable plural form falafels is common in informal speech.