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spa·ghet·ti
sp ge ti
noun
a form of pasta made in long thin strings, usu. served with a meat, tomato, or other sauce.
a narrow tube of insulating material, used around bare electrical wire.
这是一种源自1845年的意大利菜肴,由长而相对细的通心粉制成(在 Eliza Acton 的《现代烹饪》第四版中被称为 sparghetti,),源自意大利语 spaghetti,,是 spaghetto 的复数形式,意为"线,细绳",是 spago "绳子"的 diminutive 形式,这个词的起源尚不确定。
它比细面条要粗一些。1963年开始,这个词也用来形容交织的道路。到1969年,Spaghetti Western(一个设在美国老西部但在意大利拍摄的电影)已经被证实。1972年起,Spaghetti strap因其细长且像绳子一样而得名。
意大利面条
Italian, from plural of spaghetto, diminutive of spago cord, string, from Late Latin spacus
The first known use of spaghetti was in 1874
spandexnoun
any of various synthetic elastic textile fibers
span1 of 3noun
the distance from the end of the thumb to the end of the little finger of a spread handalso: an English unit of length equal to 9 inches (about 22.9 centimeters)
a limited portion of time
span of life
the spread (as of an arch) from one support to another
the portion supported to form a span
span2 of 3verb
to measure by or as if by the hand with fingers and thumb extended
measure entry 2 sense 2
to reach or extend across a career that spans four decades
a bridge spans the river
to place or construct a span over
span3 of 3noun
a pair of animals (as mules) driven together
spam1 of 2noun
unsolicited usually commercial email sent to a large number of addresses
spam2 of 2verb
to send spam to
spam1 of 2noun
unsolicited usually commercial email sent to a large number of addresses
spam2 of 2verb
to send spam to
spam1 of 2noun
unsolicited usually commercial email sent to a large number of addresses
spam2 of 2verb
to send spam to
spake
spaghettinoun
a food made chiefly of a mixture of flour and water dried in the form of thin solid strings
1 Even the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster mounted a display.
甚至是“飞着的意大利面怪物”教会都有一个展览。
2 “I tell you what. I’m going to cut your nails extra-pointy tonight. And I promise you that someday you can have everything you want to eat. I’ll cook...spaghetti and ice cream for you!”
3 She's flying over the ocean, except she's really a piece of spaghetti.
她正飞过海洋,除非她确实是根意大利面条。
4 “You think you can throw spaghetti in my face and get away with it?”
5 “Breathe, okay? I can’t understand you. It sounded like you said ‘spaghetti.’
6 “Somebody is back to worrying about his figure. A little too much spaghetti this weekend?”
7 When I came into the kitchen to make spaghetti that evening, there was a stool by the stove.
8 I had a steak with french fries and Tommy had spaghetti.
我吃了一份法式炸肉,汤米吃了一份意大利式面条.
9 She said, her back turned to him, “Obinze, please just cook the spaghetti.”
10 George shrugged and spun her spork to gather up a mouthful of spaghetti.
11 Many children would rather eat spaghetti than squid sashimi or stewed sole.
许多孩子宁愿吃意大利面,也不愿吃生鱿鱼片或者清炖比目鱼。
12 “Try some of this,” Mr. Pignati insisted, holding up a bowl of little roundish things that looked as if they were in a spaghetti sauce.
13 I would basically just do a few laps around the room, scarfing my pasta Bolognese, which I found out was not pasta and baloney, but was actually just regular spaghetti.
14 At home, they watched a dancing competition on television as they ate a dinner of spaghetti.
15 She had on a cute flowery tank top with spaghetti straps, and once again I felt the sting of being too afraid to wear such a thing.
16 John is cooking spaghetti.
约翰正在做意大利面条。
17 I thought about the spaghetti and meatballs dinner we never had.
18 Needles had his yarn and needles tucked under his arm while he forked through the spaghetti noodles, slurping the red sauce.
19 Its hairless tail vanished like a spaghetti noodle sucked into a mouth.
20 We made fried pork chops or heaping plates of spaghetti and meatballs and sat around talking about Welch, laughing so hard at the idea of all that craziness that our eyes watered.
1 意大利细面条
2 混乱
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3 义大利面