英:[ˈkʌri]
美:[ˈkɜri]
英:[ˈkʌri]
美:[ˈkɜri]
n.
咖喱食品
梳刷(马匹)
vt.
在…中加咖喱
用马栉梳(马毛等)
复数:curries
第三人称单数:curries
现在分词:currying
过去式:curried
过去分词:curried
verb (1)
transitive verb
to clean the coat of (an animal, such as a horse) with a currycomb
to treat (tanned leather) especially by incorporating oil or grease
beat, thrash
biographical name
John Steuart 1897–1946 American painter
noun
a food, dish, or sauce in Indian cuisine seasoned with a mixture of pungent spicesalso: a food or dish seasoned with curry powder
curry powder
verb (2)
transitive verb
to flavor or cook with curry powder or a curry sauce
curry powder咖哩粉
curry favor巴结,拍马屁
curry favor with巴结;拍马屁
curry chicken咖喱鸡
curry sauce咖喱汁,咖喱酱;咖喱沙司
curry rice咖喱饭
curry beef咖喱牛肉
13世纪末,"给马擦拭",源自盎格鲁-法语 curreier "给马梳理毛发",来自古法语 correier "整理,准备,梳理",源自 con-,加强前缀(见 com-),加上 reier "安排",来自日耳曼语源(见 ready)。相关词汇: Curried; currying。
在16世纪初, curry favor "奉承,通过殷勤的礼貌或善意寻求恩宠" 是 curry favel(约1400年)的民间词源改变,来自古法语 correier fauvel "虚伪,伪善",字面意思是"给栗色马梳理毛发",在中世纪法国寓言中,栗色马象征狡诈和欺骗。比较德语 den falben (hengst) streichen "奉承,哄骗",字面意思是"抚摸黄褐色马匹"。
古法语 fauvel(后来是 fauveau)"黄褐色,暗色",尽管早期使用中确切的颜色含义不明确,是 fauve "浅黄褐色马,暗色物品,沉闷"的小型形式,参见 Fauvist。这里的次要意义与听起来相似的古法语 favele "谎言,欺骗"纠缠在一起,源自拉丁语 fabella, fabula 的小型形式(见 fable(名词))。在中古英语中, favel 是马的常见名字,而完全相同的 favel 或 fauvel(来自古法语 favele)意味着"奉承,不真诚; 狡诈,欺骗,阴谋",并且是《彼尔斯·普洛曼》中的一个角色的名字。
刷马
咖喱
Verb (1) Middle English curreyen, correyen, cunrayen "to clean and comb (a horse), treat (tanned leather)," borrowed from Anglo-French conreier, cunreier, curreier (continental Old French conreer) "to prepare, dress, equip, tidy up, clean and rub down (an animal), cure (herring)," going back to Vulgar Latin *conrēdāre, probably borrowed from Gothic garedan "to make provision for" (with con- con- replacing ga-), from ga-, perfective and collective prefix + -redan, going back to Germanic *rēđan- "to make provision for, decide" — more at read >entry 1 Note: As with the related verb arraier, aroier (see array >entry 1), the Anglo-French forms conreier, etc., show generalization of the tonic stem of the Old French verb. English has further modified the French word by shifting stress onto the initial syllable. In contrast with array >entry 1, the more general meaning of conreier ("provide, equip") never entered English. — The presumption is that *conrēdāre was an early adaptation into spoken Latin of a word used by Goths recruited into or fighting alongside of the Roman army. The etymon is generally attested in Romance languages outside of Romanian: Old Occitan conrezar "to equip," conrear "to provide what is needed," Catalan & Spanish conrear "to cultivate (land)" (the Spanish word perhaps borrowed from Catalan), Italian corredare "to equip, furnish" (with an apparent reflex of open rather than close e). Noun Tamil kaṟi (or a cognate word in another Dravidian language)
The first known use of curry was in the 13th century
cursoryadjective
rapid and usually careless : hasty
a cursory glance
cursoryadjective
rapid and usually careless : hasty
a cursory glance
cursornoun
a mark (as a bright blinking spot) on a computer display screen that shows the place where the user is working
cursiveadjective
written or formed with the strokes of the letters joined together and the angles rounded
cursive handwriting
curse1 of 2noun
a calling for harm or injury to come to someone
a word or an expression used in cursing or swearing
evil or misfortune that comes as if in answer to a curse
a cause of great harm or evil
curse2 of 2verb
to call upon divine power to send harm or evil upon
swear sense 5
to bring unhappiness or evil upon : afflict
curse1 of 2noun
a calling for harm or injury to come to someone
a word or an expression used in cursing or swearing
evil or misfortune that comes as if in answer to a curse
a cause of great harm or evil
curse2 of 2verb
to call upon divine power to send harm or evil upon
swear sense 5
to bring unhappiness or evil upon : afflict
cursedadjective
being under or deserving a curse
curse1 of 2noun
a calling for harm or injury to come to someone
a word or an expression used in cursing or swearing
evil or misfortune that comes as if in answer to a curse
a cause of great harm or evil
curse2 of 2verb
to call upon divine power to send harm or evil upon
swear sense 5
to bring unhappiness or evil upon : afflict
curnoun
a mongrel dog
heel entry 1 sense 4, cad
curry1 of 3verb
to rub and clean the coat of
curry a horse
curry2 of 3noun
curry powder
a food seasoned with curry powder
curry3 of 3verb
to flavor or cook with curry powder
1 I could introduce you to my colleagues, treat you to the best curry outside India, and show you just how boring the life of an astrophysicist can be.
2 The ping of desire that surfaced along with his whisper through the closing door he began to curry.
3 We lived three or four to a room, shared a single, icy toilet, and took turns cooking pots of egg curry, which we ate with our hands on a table covered with newspapers.
4 Need Protein to Function Dear Need Protein: Your co-worker took the opportunity to demonstrate an advanced level of personal knowledge of your bosses, in order to curry flavor (excuse the pun) with these professional superiors.
5 Winnie was dazzling, and even the fact that she had never before tasted curry and drank glass after glass of water to cool her palate only added to her charm.
6 Anything to keep me from packing curry dinners at home.
7 Harry curried Ulysses in the lantern light and hummed a song that I recognized with a lurch as “I Love You Truly.”
8 I went straight home with my daughter and we ordered a curry.
我和女儿径直回家,点了一份咖喱粉。
9 Harry got toast, coconut, baked bean, strawberry, curry, grass, coffee, sardine, and was even brave enough to nibble the end off a funny gray one Ron wouldn’t touch, which turned out to be pepper.
10 Today, we're having curry.
今天吃咖喱饭。
11 The chicken curried with rice is very good.
咖喱鸡饭很不错。
12 Others curry favour by handing contracts to companies run by former policemen.
而另一些人则通过和一些由前警员经营的公司签约来拍马屁。
13 He was extremely glad he hadn’t dined on garlic soup, curried prawns and avocado salad.
14 Today, we're going to have curry.
今天我们吃咖喱饭。
15 We talk and laugh and Mrs. Johnson helps herself to seconds of Didu's curry.
16 You can taste the curry to see if it's hot enough.
你可以尝尝这道咖喱菜,看看够不够辣.
17 It’s still warm, and I don’t want the curry splashing on my white T-shirt.
18 She serves this with duck and coconut milk curry.
她的珍宝饭用了鸭子肉和椰奶咖喱。
19 vowed to curry the hide of the person who stole his wallet
20 Elizabeth is right beside me, using prepackaged naan Mama heated on the stove to soak up the curry.
1 打
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4 鞭打
strap whip lash beating whipping whiplash lashing tan towel paddle slash thrash thong flog flagellate whup larrup
5 约翰
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8 梳洗
10 用马栉梳
11 整理
arrangement coordination tidy clear-up sort-out right order sort digest collate redd unscramble primp do make range arrange compose dispose shuffle plume put to rights square away put right pickup disposal dressing disposition ordination codification set fix collect edit organize sequence trim coordinate regulate assemble straighten marshal codify regularize fettle unclutter pipe-clay take order with set to rights