英：[ˈgʌmbəʊ]
美：[ˈgʌmboʊ]
gumbo如何读
gumbo是什么意思
n. (名词)
- （加有秋葵的）浓汤，秋葵汤
- 【植】秋葵，黄秋葵
- 黏土，粘土，强黏土，坚硬粘土
- 秋葵荚
- 法语方言
- 贡博（音译名）
gumbo自然拼读
gum·bo
guhm bo
gumbo变形
复数:gumbos
gumbo英英释义
- n.
- any of various fine-grained silty soils that become waxy and very sticky mud when saturated with water
- tall coarse annual of Old World tropics widely cultivated in southern United States and West Indies for its long mucilaginous green pods used as basis for soups and stews; sometimes placed in genus Hibiscus
- long mucilaginous green pods; may be simmered or sauteed but used especially in soups and stews
- a soup or stew thickened with okra pods
gumbo词源中文解释
秋葵浓汤，1805年出现于路易斯安那法语中，可能最终源自中央班图语方言（比较 Mubundu 的 ngombo “秋葵”）。也用于指“路易斯安那的克里奥尔语方言”（1838年）。
gumbo_体育行业词汇
跑道上的泥泞
gumbo_石油行业词汇
黏泥岩
gumbo词源英文解释
Noun (1) American French gombo, of Bantu origin; akin to Umbundu ochinggômbo okra Noun (2) American French gombo, perhaps from Kongo nkômbô runaway slave
The first known use of gumbo was in 1805
gumbo儿童词典英英释义
gummyadjective
consisting of, containing, or covered with gum
viscous sense 1, sticky
gummyadjective
consisting of, containing, or covered with gum
viscous sense 1, sticky
gum1 of 3noun
the tissue along the jaws of animals that surrounds the necks of the teeth
gum2 of 3noun
any of numerous complex sticky colloidal substances (as gum arabic) that are obtained from plants, harden on drying, and are either soluble in water or swell up in contact with water and that are used in preparing some drugs, for adhesives, as food thickeners, and in inksalso: any of various gummy plant substances including natural resins, rubber, and rubberlike substances
a substance resembling a plant gum (as in stickiness)
a tree that yields a gum
chewing gum
gum3 of 3verb
to smear, seal, or clog with or as if with gum
to cause not to work properly
gum up the works
gum1 of 3noun
the tissue along the jaws of animals that surrounds the necks of the teeth
gum2 of 3noun
any of numerous complex sticky colloidal substances (as gum arabic) that are obtained from plants, harden on drying, and are either soluble in water or swell up in contact with water and that are used in preparing some drugs, for adhesives, as food thickeners, and in inksalso: any of various gummy plant substances including natural resins, rubber, and rubberlike substances
a substance resembling a plant gum (as in stickiness)
a tree that yields a gum
chewing gum
gum3 of 3verb
to smear, seal, or clog with or as if with gum
to cause not to work properly
gum up the works
gumdropnoun
a candy made usually from corn syrup with gelatin or gum arabic and coated with sugar crystals
gumboilnoun
an abscess in the gums
gumbonoun
okra
a soup thickened with okra pods
any of various silty soils that become very sticky when wet
gumbo 例句
1 For starters, that zesty rib-sticking gumbo, whose stock is thick from cooking chicken feet in it and dark from having the roux cooked low and slow in the oven.
2 Singer-songwriter-drummer Big Black will perform original songs, jamming with other musicians, and his gumbo will be served between sets.
3 This is gumbo where everyone gets to put in an ingredient.
这是一锅人人能往里面加配料的秋葵浓汤。
4 From savory gumbo and spicy jambalaya to sweet beignets dusted with powdered sugar, every bite tells a story.
5 Plug was quite the gentleman as we picked our way around patches of mucky gumbo the next morning.
6 But increasingly cuisine has ventured out of the background, with pivotal scenes set in coffee shops and cafes, where plates run over with po’ boys, gumbo and beignets.
7 Riding a wave of globalism and Southern culture’s star turn, okra has found new audiences beyond those who appreciate its slime — actually a source of soluble fiber — as thickener for gumbo.
8 Southern fried chicken, Louisiana gumbo, Northern oyster pan roast and skillet cornbread from the West are some dishes.
9 Yet gumbo’s roots run back through the West Indies.
10 Good Stock started in Smorgasburg about a year ago as a solo soup project for Ben LeBlanc, a native of Louisiana with a taste for gumbo.
11 Goober, gumbo and tote are West African borrowings first used in America by slaves.
落花生, 秋葵和携带来自西非并且首先被在美国的奴隶们使用.
12 “But I would never have thought to condense gumbo and put it in a dumpling like that. . . . It’s such a collaboration between you and the man in the machine.”
13 To his mind, cooking Creole cuisine means being alert to flavors that new immigrants are bringing to the city’s gumbo pot.
14 Also returning will be alligator pies, fried green tomatoes, crawfish and shrimp, jambalaya, po-boys, gumbo, boudin and other foods that feed the soul.
15 If you are preparing this seafood gumbo as a New Year’s celebration and want to stick with sparkling wine throughout the meal, why not?
16 I got a taste of their razor-sharp banter over my gumbo.
17 By contrast, Jordan Ruiz’s crab-and-redfish gumbo at the Munch Factory, his restaurant in the Lower Garden District, is much darker and comparatively austere.
18 “I would never dream of putting curry in my gumbo,” she said.
19 It would have been unthinkable for a restaurant serving New Orleans food to leave gumbo off its menu.
20 And, of course, no visit to Beaufort is complete without indulging in some Low Country fare, such as the shrimp gumbo from Gullah Grub Restaurant, which appeared on Anthony Bourdain’s show “No Reservations.”
gumbo 同义词
1 黏土
2 秋葵汤
3 秋葵
5 秋葵荚
7 浓汤