Definition of falafel in English:

falafel

(also felafel)

nounfəˈlaf(ə)lfəˈlɑːf(ə)lfəˈlɑfəl

mass noun

A Middle Eastern dish of spiced mashed chickpeas or other pulses formed into balls or fritters and deep-fried, usually eaten with or in pitta bread.
Example sentencesExamples
- Chickpeas feature in the majority of meze, in either hummus, falafel or salad, and are often spiked with coriander or mint or given a welcome boost from red chilli.
- The chickpea croquettes called falafel and the ever-popular chickpea dip, hummus, are both very good.
- Many dine on falafel, sandwiches made with balls of deep-fried hummus, or grilled lamb sandwiches, called shwarma.
- Another common dish is tamiyya or falafel which is made from crushed fava beans mixed with onions and leeks and fried in oil.
- The special beans are also served in fried balls called falafel.

Origin

From colloquial Egyptian Arabic falāfil, plural of Arabic fulful, filfil 'pepper'.

Definition of falafel in US English:

falafel

(also felafel)

nounfəˈläfəlfəˈlɑfəl

A Middle Eastern dish of spiced mashed chickpeas or other pulses formed into balls or fritters and deep-fried, usually eaten with or in pita bread.
Example sentencesExamples
- The chickpea croquettes called falafel and the ever-popular chickpea dip, hummus, are both very good.
- Another common dish is tamiyya or falafel which is made from crushed fava beans mixed with onions and leeks and fried in oil.
- Chickpeas feature in the majority of meze, in either hummus, falafel or salad, and are often spiked with coriander or mint or given a welcome boost from red chilli.
- The special beans are also served in fried balls called falafel.
- Many dine on falafel, sandwiches made with balls of deep-fried hummus, or grilled lamb sandwiches, called shwarma.

Origin

From colloquial Egyptian Arabic falāfil, plural of Arabic fulful, filfil ‘pepper’.

单词	falafel
释义	Definition of falafel in English: falafel (also felafel) nounfəˈlaf(ə)lfəˈlɑːf(ə)lfəˈlɑfəl mass noun A Middle Eastern dish of spiced mashed chickpeas or other pulses formed into balls or fritters and deep-fried, usually eaten with or in pitta bread. Example sentencesExamples Chickpeas feature in the majority of meze, in either hummus, falafel or salad, and are often spiked with coriander or mint or given a welcome boost from red chilli. The chickpea croquettes called falafel and the ever-popular chickpea dip, hummus, are both very good. Many dine on falafel, sandwiches made with balls of deep-fried hummus, or grilled lamb sandwiches, called shwarma. Another common dish is tamiyya or falafel which is made from crushed fava beans mixed with onions and leeks and fried in oil. The special beans are also served in fried balls called falafel. Origin From colloquial Egyptian Arabic falāfil, plural of Arabic fulful, filfil 'pepper'. Definition of falafel in US English: falafel (also felafel) nounfəˈläfəlfəˈlɑfəl A Middle Eastern dish of spiced mashed chickpeas or other pulses formed into balls or fritters and deep-fried, usually eaten with or in pita bread. Example sentencesExamples The chickpea croquettes called falafel and the ever-popular chickpea dip, hummus, are both very good. Another common dish is tamiyya or falafel which is made from crushed fava beans mixed with onions and leeks and fried in oil. Chickpeas feature in the majority of meze, in either hummus, falafel or salad, and are often spiked with coriander or mint or given a welcome boost from red chilli. The special beans are also served in fried balls called falafel. Many dine on falafel, sandwiches made with balls of deep-fried hummus, or grilled lamb sandwiches, called shwarma. Origin From colloquial Egyptian Arabic falāfil, plural of Arabic fulful, filfil ‘pepper’.
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