gourmet

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Cookinggourmetgour‧met1 /ˈɡʊəmeɪ $ ˈɡʊr-, ɡʊrˈmeɪ/ adjective [only before noun] DFCGOOD/EXCELLENTproducing or relating to very good food and drink a gourmet cook gourmet dinnersExamples from the Corpusgourmet• a gourmet restaurantRelated topics: Cookinggourmetgourmet2 noun [countable] DFCsomeone who knows a lot about food and wine and who enjoys good food and wineExamples from the Corpusgourmet• Many gourmets say that Camembert should never be kept in a fridge.• They're real gourmets and buy only the best cuts of meat.• The shop only sells gourmet food, at astronomical prices.Origin gourmet2 (1800-1900) French from early French gromet “boy servant” (influenced by gourmand), from English groom

单词	gourmet
释义	gourmet From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Cookinggourmetgour‧met1 /ˈɡʊəmeɪ $ ˈɡʊr-, ɡʊrˈmeɪ/ adjective [only before noun] DFCGOOD/EXCELLENTproducing or relating to very good food and drink a gourmet cook gourmet dinnersExamples from the Corpusgourmet• a gourmet restaurantRelated topics: Cookinggourmetgourmet2 noun [countable] DFCsomeone who knows a lot about food and wine and who enjoys good food and wineExamples from the Corpusgourmet• Many gourmets say that Camembert should never be kept in a fridge.• They're real gourmets and buy only the best cuts of meat.• The shop only sells gourmet food, at astronomical prices.Origin gourmet2 (1800-1900) French from early French gromet “boy servant” (influenced by gourmand), from English groom
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