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but·ter
buh tr
复数:butters
第三人称单数:butters
现在分词:buttering
过去式:buttered
过去分词:buttered
词根:butter
adj.buttery 谄媚的,奉承的;涂用黄油的;像黄油样的
n.butterscotch (咸味)奶油糖果
buttery 食品室;配膳室;酒贮藏室
noun
a solid emulsion of fat globules, air, and water made by churning milk or cream and used as food
a buttery substance: such as
any of various fatty oils remaining nearly solid at ordinary temperatures
a creamy food spreadespecially: one made of ground roasted nuts
peanut butter
flattery
verb
transitive verb
to spread with or as if with butter
peanut butter花生酱
bread and butter涂黄油的面包;基本生活资料;生计
shea butter乳木果;牛油树脂
cocoa buttern. 可可油
melted butter溶化牛油;溶化奶油;黄油溶液
butter up对…说好话;恭维,阿谀奉承
butter creamn. 奶油夹心饼;加糖奶豆浆
butter oil奶油制酌油;乳脂肪
butter knife涂抹黄油用的餐刀
古英语 butere 意为“黄油,牛奶中的脂肪部分”,通过搅拌奶油获得,普遍存在于西日耳曼语中(比较古弗里西亚语、古高地德语 butera,德语 Butter,荷兰语 boter),是从拉丁语 butyrum 借来的词汇(意为“黄油”,是意大利语 burro,古法语 burre,法语 beurre 的来源),源自希腊语 boutyron。这显然是“奶牛奶酪”,由 bous(源自 PIE 词根 *gwou-,意为“公牛,母牛”)和 tyros(源自 PIE 词根 *teue-,意为“膨胀”)组成; 但这可能是斯基泰人词汇的民间词源。
这种产品早在印度、伊朗和北欧就被使用,但在古希腊和罗马并不使用。赫罗多特在描述斯基泰人的奇异之物时,提到了它(以及大麻)。在旧化学中,用于某些黄油状物质。 Butter-knife,一种小而钝的刀,用于在餐桌上切黄油,最早见于1818年。
酪,奶油,乳脂:乳油经搅拌而成的固体油脂
黄油
Noun Middle English, from Old English butere, from Latin butyrum, from Greek boutyron, from bous cow + tyros cheese; akin to Avestan tūiri- curds — more at cow
The first known use of butter was before the 12th century
butterflynoun
any of numerous slender-bodied day-flying insects with large often brightly colored wings compare moth
a swimming stroke performed by moving both arms together in a circular motion while kicking the legs up and down
plural a queasy feeling caused by nervousness
butterfishnoun
any of numerous fishes with a slippery coating of mucus
butterfingeredadjective
likely to let things fall or slip through the fingers
butterfatnoun
the natural fat of milk from which butter is made
butter1 of 2noun
a solid yellow fatty food made by churning milk or cream
a substance resembling butter in texture or use
apple butter
butter2 of 2verb
to spread with or as if with butter
buttercupnoun
any of a genus of herbs having cuplike yellow flowers
butter1 of 2noun
a solid yellow fatty food made by churning milk or cream
a substance resembling butter in texture or use
apple butter
butter2 of 2verb
to spread with or as if with butter
butternoun
a solid emulsion of fat globules, air, and water made by churning milk or cream and used as food
a buttery substanceespecially: any of various fatty oils remaining nearly solid at ordinary temperatures
1 But large choruses, soloists and orchestra were bread and butter to Bach in his Passions, Handel in his oratorios, Mozart in his Requiem and Haydn in his grand choral works.
2 "Perhaps a dish of peas and onions, some fresh baked bread with butter, and a flagon of mulled wine to wash it down. Or beer, if that's easier. I try not to be overly particular."
3 Then he walked into the farm kitchen, and kissed his mother on the cheek, and helped himself to a cottage loaf and a large pat of fresh-churned butter.
4 Little kids on pastel bikes pedaled furiously, churning the heat to butter, gasping stories of wooden crates piled higher than skyscrapers, of crates broken into, pigeons flushed and killed, security guards posted.
5 "But I wish there was butter on it."
6 His mother was going on as she did every year about the incredible price of trees and butter.
7 Returns with a dish full of jasmine rice with three chunks of butter melting into it.
8 My body’s thinner than it’s ever been and my battle against hunger is so fierce that sometimes the animal part of me gives in to the temptation of buttered bread or roasted meat.
9 My unspoken plan is that, if I can butter him up enough, maybe he’ll change his mind and fly us out of here.
10 We stood near the side table, which was loaded with mountains of food, from a whole roast hart with ivy threaded through its antlers to butter cookies as small and lacy as snowflakes.
11 I feed Baby Girl a peanut butter sandwich and the phone ring.
12 Dinner plates, dessert dishes, creamers, skewers, candlesticks, butter dishes, forks, spoons, teapots, trays, platters, ladles, tureens—the long table was covered end-to-end with treasure.
13 “If he agreed with me, then it wouldn’t be in your greasy hands right now. You’re probably getting peanut butter all over it!”
14 “We use only real butter,” she says in her accented English.
15 I want some butter.
我想要一些黄油。
16 I get half a muffin with a dab of butter so I don’t get too fat to fit in my cast.
17 Inside, there are two peanut butter and jelly sandwiches packed tight in plastic wrap, an apple, slices of cheese, a few cookies, and a mostly full bottle of Gatorade.
18 “Some folks are natural bom kickers. They can always find a way to turn disaster into butter.”
19 And there was a jar of peanut butter, too.
20 That was worse than peanut butter sandwiches for dinner and sharing a bed with her covers-stealing sister.
1 献媚
4 谄媚
toadyish gnathonic kiss-ass smooth greasy flattering buttery slimy courtly sycophantic ingratiating bum-sucker bumsucking flattery slaver sycophancy gloze back-scratch crawl crouch cringe soft-sawder flatter adulate lay on the butter obsequious insinuating adulatory insinuatingly blandishments incense adulation blandishment blarney bootlicking sawder toadyism brownnoser sugariness toady truckle smarm bootlick beslaver blandish soft-soap soft soap soft sawder
7 阿谀
buttery candied sycophantic adulatory oleaginous morigeration adulation subservience palaver sycophancy birdlime flatter jolly soft-soap brownnose
8 巴结
supple saccharine bag-play incense flattery crawl bootlick fish phrase ingratiate apple polishing
9 奉承某人
10 巴结某人
11 用奶油烹调
13 奉承
fair oily courtly saccharine smarmy obsequious ingratiating oleaginous saponaceous lipsalve court courtship flattery slaver smarm fawn massage soothe flatter lackey toady blandish adulate flannel palaver blarney suck up gnathonic flattering parasitic parasitical adulator soap incense jolly salve taffy oiliness parasitism mullarkey sawder sugariness honey fuss cosy kowtow soft-soap bootlick kotow fish spoil caress sweetmouth toadeating eyewash soft sawder honey cooler kiss-ass smooth buttery soft-spoken insinuative bum-sucker bumsucking grease creeping sooth greasing buttering gloze suck crawl crouch penny-dog soft-sawder stroke make fair weather suck up to