单词	mise en place
释义	mise en place noun ˌmē-ˌzäⁿ-ˈpläs  : a culinary process in which ingredients are prepared and organized (as in a restaurant kitchen) before cooking Wash and chop vegetables the night before the party: Professionals call it mise en place; we call it making life easier. Glamour Mise en place is the religion of all good line cooks. Anthony Bourdain also : the set of ingredients prepared using this process The class's combined mise en place would amount to thirty-six pounds of mirepoix, big bags of all the other minces, chops, and dices … Michael Ruhlman Word History Etymology borrowed from French, "setting in place, positioning" First Known Use 1876, in the meaning defined above
随便看	not turn a hair not under any circumstances no circumstances not under any circumstances/under no circumstances not under any obligation not under any under no circumstances not unless not unlike not until not up to expectations not up to much not utter a word not wearing a stitch not wearing a stitch (of clothes not wearing a stitch (of clothes/clothing) not wearing a stitch of clothing not worry oneself not worth a damn not worth a darn not worth the candle not worth the paper it's printed on not worth the paper it's written on not worth the paper it's written/printed on not-being not-for-profit not-go gage

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