单词	curry
释义	curry1 nouncurry2 verb currycur‧ry1 /ˈkʌri $ ˈkɜːri/ ●●○ noun (plural curries) [countable, uncountable] Word Origin WORD ORIGINcurry1 Origin: 1500-1600 Tamil kari Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES chicken curry and rice EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS A woman goes to a curry house and annoys the waiter. Authentic chicken is another good choice, tender pieces of white meat chicken basted with a mild yellow sauce reminiscent of curry. The political curry connection stretches a lot further than London. Then I picked up a bit of naan bread and mopped up my curry sauce. They don't even have a pub there, never mind a decent curry house. Vegetarians and maintenance dieters may also add a few peanuts to the curry. When I get home I want some good food like I want some rice and peas and curry and all that stuff. word sets WORD SETS► Food/Dish afters, nounalmond, nounanchovy, nounapple, nounapricot, nounartichoke, nounasparagus, nounaspic, nounaubergine, nounavocado, nounbacon, nounbagel, nounbaguette, nounbaked beans, nounbanana, nounbap, nounbarley sugar, nounbatter, nounbear claw, nounbhaji, nounbiscuit, nounbisque, nounblancmange, nounbloater, nounblood orange, nounblue cheese, nounboiled sweet, nounbologna, nounbouillon, nounbread, nounbreadfruit, nounbreast, nounBrie, nounbrioche, nounbroad bean, nounbroccoli, nounbrownie, nounBrussels sprout, nounbubble and squeak, nounbullseye, nounburger, nounburrito, nounbutter, nounbutter bean, nounbutterfat, nounbutterscotch, nounCanadian bacon, nouncanapé, nouncandy apple, nouncandy cane, nouncandyfloss, nouncannelloni, nouncantaloup, nouncaramel, nouncarrot, nouncashew, nouncauliflower, nouncaviar, nouncelery, nouncereal, nouncheddar, nouncheeseburger, nouncheesecake, nounchew, nounchewing gum, nounchicken, nounchicken-fried steak, nounchilli, nounChinese leaves, nounchip, nounchipolata, nounchitterlings, nounchoc, nounchoccy, nounchoc-ice, nounchocolate, nounchocolate chip cookie, nounchop, nounchop suey, nounchowder, nounchow mein, nounChristmas cake, nounChristmas cookie, nounChristmas pudding, nounchutney, nounclementine, nouncock-a-leekie, nouncoconut, nouncod, nouncoleslaw, nouncollard greens, nouncompote, nouncoq au vin, nounCornish pasty, nouncouscous, nouncrème caramel, nouncrepe, nouncrumble, nouncurry, nounDanish, nounDanish pastry, noundessert, noundevil's food cake, noundigestive biscuit, noundill pickle, noundip, noundish, noundoorstep, noundory, noundouble cream, noundouble-decker, noundoughnut, noundressing, noundrumstick, nounduck, noundumpling, nounDundee cake, nounenchilada, nounfaggot, nounfava bean, nounfish, nounfish and chips, nounfishcake, nounfish finger, nounfish stick, nounflapjack, nounfoie gras, nounfondant, nounfondue, nounfortune cookie, nounfrankfurter, noungammon, noungarbanzo, noungâteau, noungelatin, nounghee, noungherkin, noungiblets, nounginger, adjectivegingerbread, nounginger nut, nounglacé, adjectiveglacé icing, noungoose, noungooseberry, noungoulash, noungranola, noungrape, noungrapefruit, noungravy, noungreen bean, noungreengage, noungreen onion, noungreen pepper, noungreen salad, noungriddlecake, nounguacamole, nounhaggis, nounhamburger, nounharicot, nounhash, nounhash browns, nounhazelnut, nounheavy, adjectiveheavy cream, nounhelping, nounhero, nounhock, nounhominy, nounhomogenized, adjectivehoney, nounhors d'oeuvre, nounhorseradish, nounhot-cross bun, nounhot dog, nounhotpot, nounhoumous, nounhuckleberry, nounhumbug, nounhumus, nounice, nouniceberg lettuce, nounice cream, nouningredient, nouninstant, adjectiveIrish stew, nouniron rations, nounjacket potato, nounjalapeño, nounjam, nounjambalaya, nounjawbreaker, nounJell-O, nounjelly, nounjelly baby, nounjelly bean, nounjelly roll, nounjerky, nounJerusalem artichoke, nounkabob, nounkale, nounkebab, nounkedgeree, nounkernel, nounketchup, nounkidney, nounkidney bean, nounkipper, nounkiwi fruit, nounkorma, nounkumquat, nounlamb, nounlasagne, nounleek, nounlemon, nounlemon curd, nounlemon sole, nounlentil, nounlettuce, nounlima bean, nounlime, nounlinguini, nounliquorice, nounliver, nounliver sausage, nounloaf, nounlobster, nounloganberry, nounlollipop, nounlox, nounlozenge, nounluncheon meat, nounlychee, nounmacaroni, nounmacaroon, nounmarzipan, nounmash, nounmatzo, nounmayo, nounmayonnaise, nounmeatball, nounmeatloaf, nounMelba toast, nounmelon, nounmeringue, nounmilk pudding, nounmincemeat, nounmince pie, nounminestrone, nounmixed grill, nounmonkey nut, nounmoussaka, nounmousse, nounmuesli, nounmuffin, nounmulberry, nounmullet, nounmulligatawny, nounmunchies, nounmush, nounmushy peas, nounmuskmelon, nounmussel, nounmutton, nounnachos, nounnan, nounneapolitan, adjectivenectarine, nounnonpareil, nounnoodle, nounnougat, nounoat cake, nounoatmeal, nounomelette, nounopen-faced sandwich, nounopen sandwich, nounorange, nounoven-ready, adjectiveoyster, nounpacked lunch, nounpaella, nounpancake, nounpantry, nounpapaya, nounpaprika, nounparfait, nounParmesan, nounparsley, nounparsnip, nounparson's nose, nounpassion fruit, nounpasta, nounpastrami, nounpastry, nounpasty, nounpâté, nounpatty, nounpavlova, nounpawpaw, nounpea, nounpeach, nounPeach Melba, nounpeanut, nounpeanut butter, nounpear, nounpease pudding, nounpecan, nounpemmican, nounpeppermint, nounpepperoni, nounpersimmon, nounpickle, nounpilchard, nounpineapple, nounpippin, nounpistachio, nounpitta bread, nounpizza, nounplantain, nounplum, nounplum pudding, nounpomegranate, nounpopcorn, nounpoppadom, nounPopsicle, nounpound cake, nounprofiterole, nounpudding, nounquiche, nounradish, nounragout, nounraisin, nounrasher, nounraspberry, nounravioli, nounredcurrant, nounred pepper, nounrelish, nounrice pudding, nounrisotto, nounrissole, nounroly-poly, nounsalad, nounsalsa, nounsamosa, nounsausage roll, nounsavoury, nounschnitzel, nounsemolina, nounshepherd's pie, nounsherbet, nounsoft-boiled, adjectivesole, nounsorbet, nounsoufflé, nounsoup, nounsour cream, nounsoy sauce, nounspaghetti, nounSpam, nounspare ribs, nounspeciality, nounspecialty, nounsponge, nounsubmarine sandwich, nounsuccotash, nounsucker, nounsummer pudding, nounsundae, nounsushi, nounsweet, nounsweetbread, nounsweetie, nounsweet roll, nounSwiss roll, nounSwiss steak, nounsyllabub, nountagliatelle, nounterrine, nountoad-in-the-hole, nounvol-au-vent, nounwafer, nounwaffle, nounwater biscuit, nounwater chestnut, nounwater ice, nounwatermelon, nounweenie, nounWelsh rarebit, nounwhip, nounwhipped cream, nounwhipping cream, nounYorkshire pudding, noun Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRYADJECTIVES/NOUN + curry► hot (=with a strong, burning taste that comes from strong spices)· I love really hot curry. ► medium (=quite hot)· She ordered a medium curry. ► mild (=not hot)· Children often enjoy mild curry. ► chicken/beef/vegetable etc curry · I think I’ll have a chicken curry. ► an Indian/Thai etc curry (=made from Indian, Thai etc recipes) curry + NOUN► curry powder (=a mixture of spices for making curry) ► curry sauce (=a sauce for making curry, often in a jar) ► a curry house British English (=a restaurant that serves curry)· Let’s try that new curry house in town. verbs► have curry · For dinner we had curry and rice. ► go for a curry (=go to a restaurant to eat a curry)· How about going for a curry on Saturday night? COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSNOUN► house · They don't even have a pub there, never mind a decent curry house.· A woman goes to a curry house and annoys the waiter.· Blanche's favourite curry house was in one of London's most eclectic suburbs. ► powder · Mix together the dressing and curry powder and add to the Quorn.· Blend curry powder and salt into 1 cups water and add to skillet along with raisins.· Masala is a generic word meaning mixed spices, and thus the most basic curry powder is a masala of a sort.· Lightly whisk the remaining cream with the curry powder and egg yolks. 7.· If you have used curry powder, such flavours are already in the dish.· Add the curry powder and cook for a further 1-2 minutes.· Stir in the curry powder, almonds, sultanas, parsley, lemon juice, chutney and seasoning. 4.· Mix the flour and curry powder together. a type of food from India, consisting of meat or vegetables in a spicy sauce:  chicken curryCOLLOCATIONSADJECTIVES/NOUN + curryhot (=with a strong, burning taste that comes from strong spices)· I love really hot curry.medium (=quite hot)· She ordered a medium curry.mild (=not hot)· Children often enjoy mild curry.chicken/beef/vegetable etc curry· I think I’ll have a chicken curry.an Indian/Thai etc curry (=made from Indian, Thai etc recipes)curry + NOUNcurry powder (=a mixture of spices for making curry)curry sauce (=a sauce for making curry, often in a jar)a curry house British English (=a restaurant that serves curry)· Let’s try that new curry house in town.verbshave curry· For dinner we had curry and rice.go for a curry (=go to a restaurant to eat a curry)· How about going for a curry on Saturday night? curry1 nouncurry2 verb currycurry2 verb (past tense and past participle curried, present participle currying, third person singular curries) Word Origin WORD ORIGINcurry2 Origin: 1200-1300 Old French correer ‘to prepare, curry’, from Vulgar Latin conredare; favor from favel ‘brown horse (as a sign of dishonesty)’ (14-16 centuries), from Old French fauvel Verb Table VERB TABLE curry Simple Form Present I, you, we, they curry he, she, it curries Past I, you, he, she, it, we, they curried Present perfect I, you, we, they have curried he, she, it has curried Past perfect I, you, he, she, it, we, they had curried Future I, you, he, she, it, we, they will curry Future perfect I, you, he, she, it, we, they will have curried Continuous Form Present I am currying he, she, it is currying you, we, they are currying Past I, he, she, it was currying you, we, they were currying Present perfect I, you, we, they have been currying he, she, it has been currying Past perfect I, you, he, she, it, we, they had been currying Future I, you, he, she, it, we, they will be currying Future perfect I, you, he, she, it, we, they will have been currying Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS But only Damian Kelly emerged as some one who curried favour on the terraces. He used it to curry the horses' manes and it was the only brush that would get through my hair. It's best to curry it, Mrs M. says, but I don't like curry. No longer will the path to advancement be assured by currying favor with a few influential bosses. She gave the impression of being extraordinarily clean and groomed, as though she curried herself thoroughly every morning. Phrases PHRASES FROM THE ENTRY► curry favour (with somebody) But only Damian Kelly emerged as some one who curried favour on the terraces. Such is the case with, for example, foot the bill and curry favour. Wants to be liked and likes to hang around and curry favour with teacher. curry favour (with somebody) to try to make someone like you or notice you in order to get something that you want – used to show disapproval:  a businessman who made several attempts to curry favour with politicians
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