savoury

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Tastessavourysa‧vour‧y1 British English, savory American English /ˈseɪvəri/ adjective 1 British EnglishCTSWEET# savoury food tastes of salt OPP sweet savoury party snacks pancakes with sweet and savoury fillings2 CTa savoury smell or taste is strong and pleasant but is not sweet3 → not very savoury/none too savouryExamples from the Corpussavoury• As a child I didn't like sweets, but I loved crisps, nuts, and anything savoury.• This is why it is quite as useful in savoury as in sweet dishes.• In the late Middle Ages this was a savoury dish of ground chicken, pork, rice and onions.• You can use this herb to flavour almost any savoury dish.• I now have two: I use one for savoury dishes and one for sweet dishes.• It adds a characteristic flavour to a range of savoury dishes, from pizza to pork chops.• Children enjoy a variety of savoury food as well as sweet things so it is important to ensure there is a good balance.• Avoid savoury manufactured goods and crisps. 5 Eat a variety of foods including fresh ones.• And the rich, savoury smell of the hare drifted down to meet her, turning her stomach.• We finished our drinks and Siegfried immersed himself in the Veterinary Record as savoury smells began to issue from the kitchen.Related topics: Food, dishsavourysavoury2 noun (plural savouries) [countable] British English DFFa small piece of food with a salty taste that is served at a party plates of cakes and savouries

单词	savoury
释义	savoury From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Tastessavourysa‧vour‧y1 British English, savory American English /ˈseɪvəri/ adjective 1 British EnglishCTSWEET# savoury food tastes of salt OPP sweet savoury party snacks pancakes with sweet and savoury fillings2 CTa savoury smell or taste is strong and pleasant but is not sweet3 → not very savoury/none too savouryExamples from the Corpussavoury• As a child I didn't like sweets, but I loved crisps, nuts, and anything savoury.• This is why it is quite as useful in savoury as in sweet dishes.• In the late Middle Ages this was a savoury dish of ground chicken, pork, rice and onions.• You can use this herb to flavour almost any savoury dish.• I now have two: I use one for savoury dishes and one for sweet dishes.• It adds a characteristic flavour to a range of savoury dishes, from pizza to pork chops.• Children enjoy a variety of savoury food as well as sweet things so it is important to ensure there is a good balance.• Avoid savoury manufactured goods and crisps. 5 Eat a variety of foods including fresh ones.• And the rich, savoury smell of the hare drifted down to meet her, turning her stomach.• We finished our drinks and Siegfried immersed himself in the Veterinary Record as savoury smells began to issue from the kitchen.Related topics: Food, dishsavourysavoury2 noun (plural savouries) [countable] British English DFFa small piece of food with a salty taste that is served at a party plates of cakes and savouries
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