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单词 pepper
释义
pepper
noun
uk
/ˈpep.ər/us
/ˈpep.ɚ/

peppernoun(POWDER)

A2[U]
agreyorwhitepowderproducedbycrushingdrypeppercorns, used to give aspicy,hottastetofood:
胡椒粉
freshlygroundblackpepper现磨的黑胡椒粉
saltandpepper盐和胡椒
picture of pepper
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More examples
  • Thepastawasservedin acreamsaucespikedwithblackpepper.
  • Taste thesoupandadjusttheseasoning,addingmoresaltor pepper asdesired.
  • Shall Igrinda littleblackpepper overyourpizza?
  • a peppergrinder
  • a peppermill
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Herbs & spices
  • aji
  • ajwain
  • Aleppo pepper
  • allspice
  • ancho
  • chipotle
  • chive
  • chives
  • cilantro
  • cinnamon
  • gingery
  • habanero
  • herb
  • herbal
  • herbed
  • peppercorn
  • peri-peri
  • ras el hanout
  • red pepper
  • sage
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peppernoun(VEGETABLE)

B1[C]
(alsosweet pepper);(USalsobell pepper)
avegetablethat is usuallygreen,red, oryellow, has aroundedshape, and ishollowwithseedsin themiddle:
菜椒，甜椒
ared/greenpepper红／青菜椒
Peppers are usuallycookedwith othervegetablesoreatenrawinsalads.甜椒通常是与其他蔬菜一同烹调或放在色拉里生吃。
Redpeppers areidealforroastingin theoven.红菜椒很适合用烤箱烘烤来吃。
picture of pepper
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Types of vegetable
  • alfalfa
  • allium
  • Anaheim
  • artichoke
  • arugula
  • Chinese cabbage
  • Chinese leaves
  • collard
  • corn on the cob
  • corn salad
  • Jerusalem artichoke
  • jicama
  • kabocha
  • kale
  • kohlrabi
  • salsify
  • savoy cabbage
  • scallion
  • Scotch bonnet
  • shallot
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(Definition ofpepperfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

pepper| American Dictionary

pepper
noun
us
/ˈpep·ər/

peppernoun(SPICE)

[U]
ablackor cream-coloredspice, often used inpowderedform, that gives aspicyhottastetofood

peppernoun(VEGETABLE)

[C]
avegetablethat isgreen,red, oryellow, having aroundedshape, that ishollowwithseedsin themiddle
pepper
verb[T]
us
/ˈpep·ər/

pepperverb[T](ATTACK)

todirectsomethingsuddenlyandrepeatedlyat someone, as ifattackingtheperson:
Themayorwas peppered withquestionsfromreportersabout themunicipalcorruptionscandal.
To pepper is also toaddto something in manyplaces:
He peppered hisspeechwithjokes.
(Definition ofpepperfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofpepper

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Thus, any loss in chlorophyll levels in the peppers should cause an observable increase in reflectance at this band.
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His speeches were peppered with reviews of national legislation, along with foreign and imperial affairs.
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The essay, although brief, is peppered with sonograms, graphs and tables.
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Except for peppers and strawberries, we found the organic price premiums to converge in the 13-21 cents-per-pound range among the fresh produce studied.
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A dish made of a chicken stuffed with highly seasoned, fried, ground meat, boiled eggs, mixed fruit and peppers.
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Singing in rhymes over syncopated melodies, calypsonians peppered stories with biting critiques or humorous twists.
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However, some evidence suggests that household heads with college or postgraduate degrees were paying a higher price on onions, peppers and potatoes than their counterparts.
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A slight, but nonetheless exasperating weakness lies in the glut of anachronisms peppering the prose of the book.
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The brain is incredibly complicated, and has a very long evolutionary history peppered with idiosyncratic pressures and solutions.
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The text is also peppered with grammatical and typographical errors that should have been corrected.
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If not for the need for causal unity, a world might be peppered with miraculous disruptions for the sake of preventing evil.
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Stand counts were determined 21-28 days after transplanting peppers by counting the number of surviving transplants.
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She handles these materials skilfully and peppers her account with well-chosen quotes from public servants and former public servants whom she has interviewed.
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In order to have better quality and higher production of peppers amounts of fertilizers will be used.
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If the peppers are cultivated with hydroponic way it is very affective to use a recirculation system in order to reuse minerals and water.
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