Definition of Sachertorte in English:

Sachertorte

nounPlural Sachertorten ˈzaxəˌtɔːtəˈzaxɐˌtɔrtəˈsäkərˌtôrt

A chocolate gateau with apricot jam filling and chocolate icing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Most of the other desserts were chocolaty things - chocolate mousse, chocolate cake, Sachertorte.
- The menu for the evening was incredible: champagne, caviar, smoked salmon, pate, Wiener schnitzel and of course, Sachertorte.
- Vienna - the city of dreams, waltzes, Sachertorte, gemuetlichkeit, and romance - is centre stage this week as Teatro La Quindicina unveils its first production of 2004, The Vile Governess and Other Psychodramas.
- Take a rest in one of the typical Viennese Coffee houses and treat yourself to delicious Sachertorte topped with whipped cream.
- Or make afternoon tea fashionable again with a tray of colourful fruit sablés, raspberry and almond brandy snaps, or dreamily rich Sachertorte.

Origin

German, from the name of Franz Sacher, the pastry chef who created it, + Torte 'tart, pastry'.

Definition of Sachertorte in US English:

Sachertorte

nounˈsäkərˌtôrt

A chocolate gateau with apricot jam filling and chocolate icing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Vienna - the city of dreams, waltzes, Sachertorte, gemuetlichkeit, and romance - is centre stage this week as Teatro La Quindicina unveils its first production of 2004, The Vile Governess and Other Psychodramas.
- Take a rest in one of the typical Viennese Coffee houses and treat yourself to delicious Sachertorte topped with whipped cream.
- The menu for the evening was incredible: champagne, caviar, smoked salmon, pate, Wiener schnitzel and of course, Sachertorte.
- Or make afternoon tea fashionable again with a tray of colourful fruit sablés, raspberry and almond brandy snaps, or dreamily rich Sachertorte.
- Most of the other desserts were chocolaty things - chocolate mousse, chocolate cake, Sachertorte.

Origin

German, from the name of Franz Sacher, the pastry chef who created it, + Torte ‘tart, pastry’.

单词	Sachertorte
释义	Definition of Sachertorte in English: Sachertorte nounPlural Sachertorten ˈzaxəˌtɔːtəˈzaxɐˌtɔrtəˈsäkərˌtôrt A chocolate gateau with apricot jam filling and chocolate icing. Example sentencesExamples Most of the other desserts were chocolaty things - chocolate mousse, chocolate cake, Sachertorte. The menu for the evening was incredible: champagne, caviar, smoked salmon, pate, Wiener schnitzel and of course, Sachertorte. Vienna - the city of dreams, waltzes, Sachertorte, gemuetlichkeit, and romance - is centre stage this week as Teatro La Quindicina unveils its first production of 2004, The Vile Governess and Other Psychodramas. Take a rest in one of the typical Viennese Coffee houses and treat yourself to delicious Sachertorte topped with whipped cream. Or make afternoon tea fashionable again with a tray of colourful fruit sablés, raspberry and almond brandy snaps, or dreamily rich Sachertorte. Origin German, from the name of Franz Sacher, the pastry chef who created it, + Torte 'tart, pastry'. Definition of Sachertorte in US English: Sachertorte nounˈsäkərˌtôrt A chocolate gateau with apricot jam filling and chocolate icing. Example sentencesExamples Vienna - the city of dreams, waltzes, Sachertorte, gemuetlichkeit, and romance - is centre stage this week as Teatro La Quindicina unveils its first production of 2004, The Vile Governess and Other Psychodramas. Take a rest in one of the typical Viennese Coffee houses and treat yourself to delicious Sachertorte topped with whipped cream. The menu for the evening was incredible: champagne, caviar, smoked salmon, pate, Wiener schnitzel and of course, Sachertorte. Or make afternoon tea fashionable again with a tray of colourful fruit sablés, raspberry and almond brandy snaps, or dreamily rich Sachertorte. Most of the other desserts were chocolaty things - chocolate mousse, chocolate cake, Sachertorte. Origin German, from the name of Franz Sacher, the pastry chef who created it, + Torte ‘tart, pastry’.
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