英:[ˈpɪkl]
美:[ˈpɪkl]
英:[ˈpɪkl]
美:[ˈpɪkl]
pick·le
pI kl
复数:pickles
第三人称单数:pickles
现在分词:pickling
过去式:pickled
过去分词:pickled
词根:pickle
adj.pickled 腌制的;盐渍的;烂醉如泥的
noun (1)
a solution or bath for preserving or cleaning: such as
a brine or vinegar solution in which foods are preserved
any of various baths used in industrial cleaning or processing
a difficult situation : plight
could see no way out of the pickle I was in—R. L. Stevenson
an article of food that has been preserved in brine or in vinegarspecifically: a cucumber that has been so preserved
verb
transitive verb
to treat, preserve, or clean in or with a pickle
to give a light finish to (something, such as furniture) by bleaching or painting and wiping
noun (2)
Scotland grain, kernel
Scotland a small quantity
in pickle准备好待用,备用
preserved szechuan pickle榨菜
约于1400年,“与肉或禽类一起食用的调味酱”(14世纪早期作为姓氏出现),可能来自中古荷兰语 pekel “腌制品,盐水”,或与低地德语和东弗里西亚语中的相关词汇有关(荷兰语 pekel,东弗里西亚语 päkel,德语 pökel),这些词汇的起源或原始含义不确定。克莱因(Klein)认为这个名字来自一个中世纪荷兰渔民,他发明了这个过程。
“腌制黄瓜”一词最早记录于1707年,通过使用这个词来指代腌制肉等的咸液体(约于1500年)。俚语的比喻意义“可怜的处境,困难或混乱的状态或条件”记录于1560年代,当时这个词仍然指的是一种在即将食用的肉上涂抹的酱汁。意思是“讨厌的男孩”来自1788年,也许是因为被“浸染”了流氓行为的概念。
鱼卤
腌制鱼类后的盐溶液。
Noun (1) Middle English pykyl, pekill sauce, gravy, from or akin to Middle Dutch peeckel brine Noun (2) perhaps from Scots pickle to trifle, pilfer
The first known use of pickle was in the 15th century
pickyadjective
fussy sense 2b, finicky
pickup1 of 2noun
an increase in activity
a pickup in business
acceleration sense 1
one (as a hitchhiker or chance acquaintance) that is picked up
the changing of mechanical movements into electrical energy in the reproduction of sound
a device (as on a phonograph) for making such a change
the receiving of sound or an image into a radio or television transmitting device
a device (as a microphone or a television camera) for converting sound or an image into electrical signals
a light truck with an open body and low sides called alsopickup truck
pick up2 of 2verb
to take hold of and lift
picked the book up
to gather together : collect
picked up every piece
to clean up : tidy
pick up your room
to take (passengers or freight) into a vehicle
to acquire without great effort or by chance picked up a nasty cold
pick up a habit
to gain by study or experience
picked up a new language while traveling
to obtain especially by buying or as a bargain
picked up the shirts on sale
to form a brief or chance acquaintance with a stranger
to take into custody
was picked up by the police
to find and follow
picked up the outlaw's trail
to bring within range of sight or hearing
a radio that picks up foreign broadcasts
to gather or regain speed or strength
pickpocketnoun
a thief who steals from pockets and purses
pickle1 of 2noun
a liquid used for preserving or cleaningespecially: a saltwater or vinegar solution in which foods are preserved : brine
an unpleasant or difficult situation : plight
an article of food (as a cucumber) preserved in a saltwater or vinegar solution
pickle2 of 2verb
to treat, preserve, or clean in or with a pickle
pickle1 of 2noun
a liquid used for preserving or cleaningespecially: a saltwater or vinegar solution in which foods are preserved : brine
an unpleasant or difficult situation : plight
an article of food (as a cucumber) preserved in a saltwater or vinegar solution
pickle2 of 2verb
to treat, preserve, or clean in or with a pickle
pickledadjective
preserved with pickle
pickle1 of 2noun
a liquid used for preserving or cleaningespecially: a saltwater or vinegar solution in which foods are preserved : brine
an unpleasant or difficult situation : plight
an article of food (as a cucumber) preserved in a saltwater or vinegar solution
pickle2 of 2verb
to treat, preserve, or clean in or with a pickle
1 I really got myself into a pickle this time.
这次我真的是陷入了困境.
2 Cocktail fork: seafood or fruit cocktail. lobster and for serving pickles or olives.
开胃食品餐叉: 吃海鲜.开胃水果.龙虾时用. 吃泡菜.橄榄的时候也可以用它.
3 In the mornings she went to a deli and bought a baguette and little containers of things Dev liked to eat, like pickled herring, and potato salad, and tortes of pesto and mascarpone cheese.
4 After breakfast she packed a basket: chicken, peach pickles, fresh tomatoes, butterbeans in a jar, the leftover biscuits, and half a pecan pie.
5 Once when the Store was full of lunchtime customers, he dipped the strainer, which we also used to sift weevils from meal and flour, into the barrel and fished for two fat pickles.
6 Pickling radish was produced by direct vatstarter of Lactobacillus spp.
以乳酸杆菌发酵剂进行白萝卜泡菜的制备.
7 If there was a road accident or a street fight or a baby pickled in a laboratory jar for me to look at, I'd stop and look so hard I never forgot it.
8 He was, as he had put it many a time, completely pickled.
9 I produced a dusty jar of pickled beets I’d found in Shady’s pantry.
10 In the city room Vega sat on a upside-down pickle bucket playing his violin while he watched me and Rose build.
11 She loved pickled eggs more than anything, she said.
12 It was so crumpled and wizened, so shrunken and shrivelled, it looked as though it had been pickled in vinegar.
13 Some time later , they found the pickle jar even less pleasant than they had expected.
此后, 谷歌发现,这酱缸甚至比他们预想的还令人受不了.
14 The boy took the fish, and for the next hour the three of us sat around the kitchen table eating pickled herring and crackers and sugar cookies and milk.
15 “But everyone says cash is king. Not fruit and pickles.”
16 Ollie peers through the window on the door, and I show him my jar of pickles when he opens it.
17 ...jars of pickle.
一罐罐菜酱
18 Then he went on and on about how Gus taught him how to make a slingshot and how sometimes Bertha sells bread-and-butter pickles by the side of the road in the summer.
19 Mashed between their tugging fists, the Whopper splurted sauce and cheese and pickle chips; then it split.
20 We are paying too dear for salt beef and pickled fish, and the quality of the olive oil we're getting has been frightful.
1 腌菜
3 困难
mean hard nice difficult tight painful uncomfortable stiff sticky uphill hairy troublesome laborious thorny pinched spiny knotted labored knobby laborsome arduously stickily troublesomely matter pressure trouble difficulty mess involvement rub Jam pinch hurdle strait handicap hardness kink toughen in difficulties hot water boiling water
8 腌
9 少许
any slight trifling edgingly lightly bittock bit piece button spot touch taste inch shadow shade trace hint spice trait ray ace fig crumb glimmer dram paucity glim scantling stime something some little
10 苦境
14 醋泡小黄瓜
15 少量
some light short slight fractional scant scanty marginally scantly penorth little drop spot thought shot bite shade dot ounce handful dash sprinkle lick shred tad mite snatch dab relish dribble tot nip swatch jot snort spoonful drab dollop semblance whoop mouthful morsel sprinkling spatter modicum paucity noggin pittance teaspoonful smidgen smallness capful littleness drib groat pennyworth dreg morceau dite driblet fiddlestick curn scantling skosh toothful pennorth skerrick haet any a bit of
16 泡菜
17 混乱
involved disorder complicated upset disrupt confused muddy chaotic upside-down unsettling haywire perplexed snafu vexatious turbid rough-and-tumble addled mixed-up confounded helter-skelter mazy rhapsodic pell-mell addle flurried ataxic mussy jumbly hugger-mugger rhapsodical tumultuary spiflicated out ravelment mix mess dust shine coil pie confusion chaos hurry riot clutter tumble spaghetti to-do turmoil tangle puddle whirlpool flurry huddle anarchy ruffle whirl dislocation mull jumble muddle entanglement snarl disarray crisscross skein cobweb mix-up perturbation faze turbidity promiscuity ataxia fluster derange perplexity pandemonium disorganization muss swelter babel kerfuffle welter anomie ravel muddiness disarrange razzle-dazzle dishabille higgledy-piggledy embarras moil deray exorbitance bouleversement topsyturvy stirabout turbidness spifflicate puzzle confuse complicate torment confound entangle perplex embroil dislocate disorganize perturb becloud moider spiflicate tailspin mess-up foul-up hog wild
19 困境
fix hole corner difficulty bind trap mess jam scrape dilemma strait peril plight predicament mire slough quandary morass hot seat a tight corner rat trap a hornets' nest quagmire flow hardship cul-de-sac stymie tight corner on the horns of a dilemma serbonian extreme soup crunch jackpot lurch stalemate hobble exigence toughie toughy quag double-bind pass spot pressure shoe tight squeeze picnic rattrap how-do-you-do schemozzle a kettle of fish
20 进退维谷
dilemma impasse nonplus in a box coming and going have a wolf by the ears in a nice fix in a cleft stick
22 盐卤
23 腌黄瓜
24 使显得古色古香
25 腌制食品
27 困窘
sticky difficulty nonplus inconvenience stick corner hamper embarrass straiten catch with his pants down
28 毁坏
dilapidated broken-down lorn shambles crash ruin destruction wreck corrosion sabotage wreckage wrecking sandblast dilapidation wrack bust destroy ravage puckeroo break cook sink blast trash spill mar perish puncture romp cooper jim unmake play old Harry with put the tin hat on do a job on play hell with
29 空投鱼雷
30 烂醉的
32 腌汁
34 显得古色古香