piquant如何读

英:[ˈpi:kənt]

美:[ˈpikənt, -ˌkɑnt, piˈkɑnt]

piquant是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 辛辣的
  2. 有趣的
  3. 开胃的
  4. 痛快的
  5. 够刺激的
  6. 令人兴奋的
  7. 淘气的
  8. 讽刺的
  9. 尖刻的
  10. 惹人生气的
  11. 刺激味觉的
  12. 活泼的

piquant自然拼读

pi·quant

pi knt [or] pi kant

piquant扩展

piquantly (adv.), piquancy (n.), piquantness (n.)

piquant词根

词根:pique

adv.

piquantly 辛辣地

n.

pique 生气;愠怒;呕气

piquancy 辛辣;尖刻;痛快(等于piquance)

vt.

pique 刺激;伤害…自尊心;激怒

piquant英英释义

Adjective

1. having an agreeably pungent taste

2. engagingly stimulating or provocative;

"a piquant wit"

"salty language"

3. attracting or delighting;

"an engaging frankness"

"a piquant face with large appealing eyes"

piquant词源中文解释

1520年代,“尖锐或刺激感情”(现已过时),源自法语 piquant “刺痛,刺激,刺激”,是 piquer “刺,刺,刺痛”(见 pike(n.1))的现在分词。从1640年代开始,“味道或风味具有愉快的辛辣感或锐利感”; 到1690年代,“具有聪明,活泼或生动的性质”。相关: Piquantly。

piquant_旅游行业词汇

辛辣

piquant词源英文解释

Middle French, from present participle of piquer

The first known use of piquant was in 1616

piquant儿童词典英英释义

pirate1 of 2noun

a person who commits piracy

pirate2 of 2verb

to take by piracy

pirate an invention

pirate1 of 2noun

a person who commits piracy

pirate2 of 2verb

to take by piracy

pirate an invention

piranhanoun

any of various usually small flesh-eating South American freshwater fishes that have very sharp teeth, often occur in groups, and include some that may attack human beings and animals in the water

piracynoun

robbery on the high seas

the use of another's production or invention without permission

pique1 of 3noun

offense taken by one treated with disrespect or looked down upon

a sudden feeling of resentment

pique2 of 3verb

to arouse anger or resentment in : irritateespecially: to offend by treating with disrespect

excite sense 1, arouse

the package piqued my curiosity

piqué3 of 3noun

a ribbed fabric of cotton, rayon, or silk

pique1 of 3noun

offense taken by one treated with disrespect or looked down upon

a sudden feeling of resentment

pique2 of 3verb

to arouse anger or resentment in : irritateespecially: to offend by treating with disrespect

excite sense 1, arouse

the package piqued my curiosity

piqué3 of 3noun

a ribbed fabric of cotton, rayon, or silk

pique1 of 3noun

offense taken by one treated with disrespect or looked down upon

a sudden feeling of resentment

pique2 of 3verb

to arouse anger or resentment in : irritateespecially: to offend by treating with disrespect

excite sense 1, arouse

the package piqued my curiosity

piqué3 of 3noun

a ribbed fabric of cotton, rayon, or silk

piquantadjective

agreeably stimulating to the tasteespecially: spicy sense 1

pleasingly exciting

a piquant bit of gossip

piquant 例句

1 ...a crisp mixed salad with an unusually piquant dressing.

浇上特别辛辣的调料的脆口什锦色拉

2 Locals line up for freshly baked specialties like lahmajoun — piquant minced meat atop crispy flat bread — and halloumi cheese pies.

3 Last month, vivacious at 75, Ms. Phillips revisited the elder character at Opera Theater of St. Louis in an unorthodox but piquant production by the fashion designer and first-time theater director Isaac Mizrahi.

4 Of her daughters, the eldest, Amy, was rather little: naïve, and child-like in face and manner, and piquant in form; her white muslin dress and blue sash became her well.

5 These songs were written by the Bengsons, a husband-and-wife team whose piquant, yearning music is an ideal match for this play’s energized melancholy.

6 Cutty’s elevates the sandwich to an art form, with the crowd favorite containing a piquant Oaxacan chorizo on black-pepper brioche, scrambled eggs, melted farmer cheese, a cold smear of mayo, and several sprigs of cilantro.

7 The chopped cherry peppers adds a piquant vinegary zing, and the periphery of the beefy patties verge on crunch from the flat top char.

8 I have zero personal connection to the dish steak Diane, which consists of pan-fried steak served in a piquant sauce made from pan drippings, cream, Cognac, shallots and Worcestershire or Dijon mustard.

9 The news formed a piquant backdrop to the arrival of Monsters in Britain's cinemas the next day.

10 ‘What I Did Last Summer’ A guilty memoir of a play from A. R. Gurney, that piquant chronicler of old-guard American uneasiness.

11 Brash and opinionated, this trio often functions as a piquant Greek chorus, sometimes dressed in outfits that evoke the Supremes, with vamping gestures to match.

12 Strong and sharp in flavor or odor; piquant or pungent.

辛辣的味道或气味强烈、刺鼻的;

13 Without ever acknowledging the transition, and later never holding for applause, characters morph into both piquant soloists and members of a celestial backup chorus.

14 Ground five spice is also often served mixed with salt and used as a piquant condiment to accompany barbecue dishes.

15 The most polished performance was the piquant “Rapsodie Espagnole” of Maurice Ravel, a composer always keenly interested in Russian music.

16 No, the dramatically piquant aspect is the movie’s journey beyond Superman Returns’ hagiography to portray the struggle of this outsider deity to adjust to his new planet and his role in it.

17 But the piquant flavors of the anchovies, olives and capers will go better with crisp, more focused whites.

18 His darkly funny, piquant sensibility somehow shrinks into preciousness in “Gruesome Playground Injuries,” which is best regarded as a preliminary sketch of things to come from an artist of original talent.

19 The winds and brass displayed some piquant colors, crystalline flutes, faraway oboes, peppery horns.

20 And I was so piquant then.

而我那时也是最调皮的一个。

piquant 同义词

9 言语伶俐

facility

10 人兴奋的

stirring

12 使人兴奋的

stirring

13 调皮

piquancy

15 惹人生气的

irritating aggravating

17 激励的

hortatory inciteful

19 辣味

kick piquancy piquance

20 令人兴奋

lively kicking barnstorming

21 开胃爽口

piquancy

31 辛辣适口

piquancy

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