Definition of truffle in English:

truffle

noun ˈtrʌf(ə)lˈtrəfəl

1A strong-smelling underground fungus that resembles an irregular, rough-skinned potato, growing chiefly in broadleaved woodland on calcareous soils. It is considered a culinary delicacy and found, especially in France, with the aid of trained dogs or pigs.
Family Tuberaceae, subdivision Ascomycotina: Tuber and other genera
Example sentencesExamples
- The romantic cook also faces the tricky question of whether to serve up alleged aphrodisiacs such as oysters and truffles.
- Educating the customer will take the form of regular truffle tastings and positioning the truffle case as a strong focal point in each store.
- Hart's truffles are the mycorrhizal associates of tree roots and are completely subterranean throughout their lives.
- Boletus and the famous truffles are examples of these types of mushrooms.
- Using his special truffling stick, he extracts the truffle from between the roots.
- Spoon a small amount of the truffle sauce around the potato cups and garnish with the chives.
- The truffle taste was strong and earthy and worked in nice harmony with the risotto.
- Pasta dishes adorned with regionally grown truffles are popular, as are Piedmontese wines like the full-bodied aged Barolo.
- Stalls will be laden with fresh, dried, wild and cultivated mushrooms and truffles as well as blackberries, wet walnuts and hazelnuts.
- Upon closer inspection, the top of the truffle had grown a delicate little beard, white and fuzzy.
- Examples of mycorrhizal fungi include truffles and Auricularia, the mushroom which flavors sweet-and-sour soup.
- I struggled to taste the truffle in the light celeriac mousseline but all-in-all this wide array of flavours pulled together well.
- Gourmets stop and sniff as the all-pervading scent of truffles, of dark woodland places, of autumn, wafts from every shop and doorway…
- Mushrooms are a speciality, most notably the truffles of Acqualagna.
- These prepare a seasonal cuisine of course, so in the autumn you should look out for truffles, the many varieties of wild mushrooms and berries, and wild meat.
- From time to time, these should be released to seek truffles in the woodlands roundabout.
- Virtually no other plants, except for those which need no water, can grow in such soil and the underground progress of the truffle mycelium can be charted by the spread of this barren ground.
- The menu is small but solid and offers diners the chance to enjoy a selection of home-style cooking from the Perigueux region of France, an area renowned for its truffles, duck, goose and cêpes mushrooms.
- It lives on subterranean fungi or, as we call them truffles if we're in France.
- I think of truffles as the fungus that the Italians or French go to incredible lengths to gather using trained dogs or pigs and pay hundred to thousands of dollars a kilo.
2A soft sweet made of a chocolate mixture, typically flavoured with rum and covered with cocoa.
Example sentencesExamples
- Cover the plate of truffles loosely with plastic wrap, and store in the refrigerator until ready to eat.
- His home-made chocolate truffles makes it worth ordering a coffee after dinner, even if caffeine keeps you awake all night.
- Children will be keen to help and they love to make biscuits, chocolate truffles and peppermint creams too - all great activities for the holiday week before Christmas.
- I enjoyed the chocolate truffle for dessert at dinner.
- They're halfway between a cookie and a chocolate truffle with an extraordinarily pure bittersweet chocolate flavor.
- On the dessert menu was apple pie, chocolate truffle, cheesecake covered with cherries and/or chocolate syrup, and ice cream.
- A kindredly vast chunk of chocolate truffle flavoured with orange, Armagnac and, perhaps, mint was a delicious confection.
- A tray of miniature fruit ices appeared after dessert, along with mint truffles and slivers of candied ginger.
- My chocolate truffles and my mendiants were such fun to make and were so well received, that I was determined to repeat the experience this year.
- I shouldn't have eaten your chocolate truffles!
- She was just about to go to the confectioners and buy Frank some of the dark chocolate truffles he liked so much when out of the corner of her eye she saw someone striding forcefully towards her.
- Polly also made some tiny chocolate tarts and truffles which had a subtle, unusual flavour.
- The chocolate truffle torte with raspberries was an elegant offering, combining the virtues of a good British summer pudding with those of a silky French chocolate marquise.
- I decide not to bring the subject up, lest we choke on our chocolate truffles.
- For dessert I had the chocolate truffle, but I only took a few bites as it was too sweet for me.
- Remember that the more alcohol you add then the softer the truffles will be, as it will stop the chocolate mix from setting firm.
- I already knew that this Aztec-themed store sold excellent chocolates, ganaches and truffles, but I had never tried any of their pastries.
- My other creation was very successful - dark chocolate muffins with truffle filling.
- She candies orange rind and rolls her own ganache truffles.
- Waiting for them was a strawberry scented bubble bath, a box of dark chocolate truffles, and a bottle of white wine.

Origin

Late 16th century: probably via Dutch from obsolete French truffle, perhaps based on Latin tubera, plural of tuber 'hump, swelling'. sense 2 dates from the 1920s.

This word for a type of fungus is probably via Dutch from obsolete French truffle, perhaps based on Latin tubera, the plural of tuber ‘hump, swelling’, also the source of tuber (late 17th century). Use of the word in confectionery dates from the 1920s. The related verb tumere ‘to swell’ is the source of tumult (Late Middle English)

Rhymes

duffel, kerfuffle, muffle, ruffle, scuffle, shuffle, snuffle

Definition of truffle in US English:

truffle

nounˈtrəfəlˈtrəfəl

1A strong-smelling underground fungus that resembles an irregular, rough-skinned potato, growing chiefly in broadleaved woodland on calcareous soils. It is considered a culinary delicacy and found, especially in France, with the aid of trained dogs or pigs.
Family Tuberaceae, subdivision Ascomycotina: Tuber and other genera
Example sentencesExamples
- I think of truffles as the fungus that the Italians or French go to incredible lengths to gather using trained dogs or pigs and pay hundred to thousands of dollars a kilo.
- Spoon a small amount of the truffle sauce around the potato cups and garnish with the chives.
- It lives on subterranean fungi or, as we call them truffles if we're in France.
- I struggled to taste the truffle in the light celeriac mousseline but all-in-all this wide array of flavours pulled together well.
- Using his special truffling stick, he extracts the truffle from between the roots.
- Pasta dishes adorned with regionally grown truffles are popular, as are Piedmontese wines like the full-bodied aged Barolo.
- The romantic cook also faces the tricky question of whether to serve up alleged aphrodisiacs such as oysters and truffles.
- Boletus and the famous truffles are examples of these types of mushrooms.
- The truffle taste was strong and earthy and worked in nice harmony with the risotto.
- Mushrooms are a speciality, most notably the truffles of Acqualagna.
- Gourmets stop and sniff as the all-pervading scent of truffles, of dark woodland places, of autumn, wafts from every shop and doorway…
- Virtually no other plants, except for those which need no water, can grow in such soil and the underground progress of the truffle mycelium can be charted by the spread of this barren ground.
- The menu is small but solid and offers diners the chance to enjoy a selection of home-style cooking from the Perigueux region of France, an area renowned for its truffles, duck, goose and cêpes mushrooms.
- Upon closer inspection, the top of the truffle had grown a delicate little beard, white and fuzzy.
- From time to time, these should be released to seek truffles in the woodlands roundabout.
- Hart's truffles are the mycorrhizal associates of tree roots and are completely subterranean throughout their lives.
- Educating the customer will take the form of regular truffle tastings and positioning the truffle case as a strong focal point in each store.
- These prepare a seasonal cuisine of course, so in the autumn you should look out for truffles, the many varieties of wild mushrooms and berries, and wild meat.
- Stalls will be laden with fresh, dried, wild and cultivated mushrooms and truffles as well as blackberries, wet walnuts and hazelnuts.
- Examples of mycorrhizal fungi include truffles and Auricularia, the mushroom which flavors sweet-and-sour soup.
2A soft candy made of a chocolate mixture, typically flavored with rum and covered with cocoa.
Example sentencesExamples
- Children will be keen to help and they love to make biscuits, chocolate truffles and peppermint creams too - all great activities for the holiday week before Christmas.
- His home-made chocolate truffles makes it worth ordering a coffee after dinner, even if caffeine keeps you awake all night.
- The chocolate truffle torte with raspberries was an elegant offering, combining the virtues of a good British summer pudding with those of a silky French chocolate marquise.
- My chocolate truffles and my mendiants were such fun to make and were so well received, that I was determined to repeat the experience this year.
- For dessert I had the chocolate truffle, but I only took a few bites as it was too sweet for me.
- A tray of miniature fruit ices appeared after dessert, along with mint truffles and slivers of candied ginger.
- Polly also made some tiny chocolate tarts and truffles which had a subtle, unusual flavour.
- A kindredly vast chunk of chocolate truffle flavoured with orange, Armagnac and, perhaps, mint was a delicious confection.
- I decide not to bring the subject up, lest we choke on our chocolate truffles.
- My other creation was very successful - dark chocolate muffins with truffle filling.
- She candies orange rind and rolls her own ganache truffles.
- I enjoyed the chocolate truffle for dessert at dinner.
- I already knew that this Aztec-themed store sold excellent chocolates, ganaches and truffles, but I had never tried any of their pastries.
- I shouldn't have eaten your chocolate truffles!
- Waiting for them was a strawberry scented bubble bath, a box of dark chocolate truffles, and a bottle of white wine.
- She was just about to go to the confectioners and buy Frank some of the dark chocolate truffles he liked so much when out of the corner of her eye she saw someone striding forcefully towards her.
- On the dessert menu was apple pie, chocolate truffle, cheesecake covered with cherries and/or chocolate syrup, and ice cream.
- They're halfway between a cookie and a chocolate truffle with an extraordinarily pure bittersweet chocolate flavor.
- Cover the plate of truffles loosely with plastic wrap, and store in the refrigerator until ready to eat.
- Remember that the more alcohol you add then the softer the truffles will be, as it will stop the chocolate mix from setting firm.

Origin

Late 16th century: probably via Dutch from obsolete French truffle, perhaps based on Latin tubera, plural of tuber ‘hump, swelling’. truffle (sense 2) dates from the 1920s.

单词	truffle
释义	Definition of truffle in English: truffle noun ˈtrʌf(ə)lˈtrəfəl 1A strong-smelling underground fungus that resembles an irregular, rough-skinned potato, growing chiefly in broadleaved woodland on calcareous soils. It is considered a culinary delicacy and found, especially in France, with the aid of trained dogs or pigs. Family Tuberaceae, subdivision Ascomycotina: Tuber and other genera Example sentencesExamples The romantic cook also faces the tricky question of whether to serve up alleged aphrodisiacs such as oysters and truffles. Educating the customer will take the form of regular truffle tastings and positioning the truffle case as a strong focal point in each store. Hart's truffles are the mycorrhizal associates of tree roots and are completely subterranean throughout their lives. Boletus and the famous truffles are examples of these types of mushrooms. Using his special truffling stick, he extracts the truffle from between the roots. Spoon a small amount of the truffle sauce around the potato cups and garnish with the chives. The truffle taste was strong and earthy and worked in nice harmony with the risotto. Pasta dishes adorned with regionally grown truffles are popular, as are Piedmontese wines like the full-bodied aged Barolo. Stalls will be laden with fresh, dried, wild and cultivated mushrooms and truffles as well as blackberries, wet walnuts and hazelnuts. Upon closer inspection, the top of the truffle had grown a delicate little beard, white and fuzzy. Examples of mycorrhizal fungi include truffles and Auricularia, the mushroom which flavors sweet-and-sour soup. I struggled to taste the truffle in the light celeriac mousseline but all-in-all this wide array of flavours pulled together well. Gourmets stop and sniff as the all-pervading scent of truffles, of dark woodland places, of autumn, wafts from every shop and doorway… Mushrooms are a speciality, most notably the truffles of Acqualagna. These prepare a seasonal cuisine of course, so in the autumn you should look out for truffles, the many varieties of wild mushrooms and berries, and wild meat. From time to time, these should be released to seek truffles in the woodlands roundabout. Virtually no other plants, except for those which need no water, can grow in such soil and the underground progress of the truffle mycelium can be charted by the spread of this barren ground. The menu is small but solid and offers diners the chance to enjoy a selection of home-style cooking from the Perigueux region of France, an area renowned for its truffles, duck, goose and cêpes mushrooms. It lives on subterranean fungi or, as we call them truffles if we're in France. I think of truffles as the fungus that the Italians or French go to incredible lengths to gather using trained dogs or pigs and pay hundred to thousands of dollars a kilo. 2A soft sweet made of a chocolate mixture, typically flavoured with rum and covered with cocoa. Example sentencesExamples Cover the plate of truffles loosely with plastic wrap, and store in the refrigerator until ready to eat. His home-made chocolate truffles makes it worth ordering a coffee after dinner, even if caffeine keeps you awake all night. Children will be keen to help and they love to make biscuits, chocolate truffles and peppermint creams too - all great activities for the holiday week before Christmas. I enjoyed the chocolate truffle for dessert at dinner. They're halfway between a cookie and a chocolate truffle with an extraordinarily pure bittersweet chocolate flavor. On the dessert menu was apple pie, chocolate truffle, cheesecake covered with cherries and/or chocolate syrup, and ice cream. A kindredly vast chunk of chocolate truffle flavoured with orange, Armagnac and, perhaps, mint was a delicious confection. A tray of miniature fruit ices appeared after dessert, along with mint truffles and slivers of candied ginger. My chocolate truffles and my mendiants were such fun to make and were so well received, that I was determined to repeat the experience this year. I shouldn't have eaten your chocolate truffles! She was just about to go to the confectioners and buy Frank some of the dark chocolate truffles he liked so much when out of the corner of her eye she saw someone striding forcefully towards her. Polly also made some tiny chocolate tarts and truffles which had a subtle, unusual flavour. The chocolate truffle torte with raspberries was an elegant offering, combining the virtues of a good British summer pudding with those of a silky French chocolate marquise. I decide not to bring the subject up, lest we choke on our chocolate truffles. For dessert I had the chocolate truffle, but I only took a few bites as it was too sweet for me. Remember that the more alcohol you add then the softer the truffles will be, as it will stop the chocolate mix from setting firm. I already knew that this Aztec-themed store sold excellent chocolates, ganaches and truffles, but I had never tried any of their pastries. My other creation was very successful - dark chocolate muffins with truffle filling. She candies orange rind and rolls her own ganache truffles. Waiting for them was a strawberry scented bubble bath, a box of dark chocolate truffles, and a bottle of white wine. Origin Late 16th century: probably via Dutch from obsolete French truffle, perhaps based on Latin tubera, plural of tuber 'hump, swelling'. sense 2 dates from the 1920s. This word for a type of fungus is probably via Dutch from obsolete French truffle, perhaps based on Latin tubera, the plural of tuber ‘hump, swelling’, also the source of tuber (late 17th century). Use of the word in confectionery dates from the 1920s. The related verb tumere ‘to swell’ is the source of tumult (Late Middle English) Rhymes duffel, kerfuffle, muffle, ruffle, scuffle, shuffle, snuffle Definition of truffle in US English: truffle nounˈtrəfəlˈtrəfəl 1A strong-smelling underground fungus that resembles an irregular, rough-skinned potato, growing chiefly in broadleaved woodland on calcareous soils. It is considered a culinary delicacy and found, especially in France, with the aid of trained dogs or pigs. Family Tuberaceae, subdivision Ascomycotina: Tuber and other genera Example sentencesExamples I think of truffles as the fungus that the Italians or French go to incredible lengths to gather using trained dogs or pigs and pay hundred to thousands of dollars a kilo. Spoon a small amount of the truffle sauce around the potato cups and garnish with the chives. It lives on subterranean fungi or, as we call them truffles if we're in France. I struggled to taste the truffle in the light celeriac mousseline but all-in-all this wide array of flavours pulled together well. Using his special truffling stick, he extracts the truffle from between the roots. Pasta dishes adorned with regionally grown truffles are popular, as are Piedmontese wines like the full-bodied aged Barolo. The romantic cook also faces the tricky question of whether to serve up alleged aphrodisiacs such as oysters and truffles. Boletus and the famous truffles are examples of these types of mushrooms. The truffle taste was strong and earthy and worked in nice harmony with the risotto. Mushrooms are a speciality, most notably the truffles of Acqualagna. Gourmets stop and sniff as the all-pervading scent of truffles, of dark woodland places, of autumn, wafts from every shop and doorway… Virtually no other plants, except for those which need no water, can grow in such soil and the underground progress of the truffle mycelium can be charted by the spread of this barren ground. The menu is small but solid and offers diners the chance to enjoy a selection of home-style cooking from the Perigueux region of France, an area renowned for its truffles, duck, goose and cêpes mushrooms. Upon closer inspection, the top of the truffle had grown a delicate little beard, white and fuzzy. From time to time, these should be released to seek truffles in the woodlands roundabout. Hart's truffles are the mycorrhizal associates of tree roots and are completely subterranean throughout their lives. Educating the customer will take the form of regular truffle tastings and positioning the truffle case as a strong focal point in each store. These prepare a seasonal cuisine of course, so in the autumn you should look out for truffles, the many varieties of wild mushrooms and berries, and wild meat. Stalls will be laden with fresh, dried, wild and cultivated mushrooms and truffles as well as blackberries, wet walnuts and hazelnuts. Examples of mycorrhizal fungi include truffles and Auricularia, the mushroom which flavors sweet-and-sour soup. 2A soft candy made of a chocolate mixture, typically flavored with rum and covered with cocoa. Example sentencesExamples Children will be keen to help and they love to make biscuits, chocolate truffles and peppermint creams too - all great activities for the holiday week before Christmas. His home-made chocolate truffles makes it worth ordering a coffee after dinner, even if caffeine keeps you awake all night. The chocolate truffle torte with raspberries was an elegant offering, combining the virtues of a good British summer pudding with those of a silky French chocolate marquise. My chocolate truffles and my mendiants were such fun to make and were so well received, that I was determined to repeat the experience this year. For dessert I had the chocolate truffle, but I only took a few bites as it was too sweet for me. A tray of miniature fruit ices appeared after dessert, along with mint truffles and slivers of candied ginger. Polly also made some tiny chocolate tarts and truffles which had a subtle, unusual flavour. A kindredly vast chunk of chocolate truffle flavoured with orange, Armagnac and, perhaps, mint was a delicious confection. I decide not to bring the subject up, lest we choke on our chocolate truffles. My other creation was very successful - dark chocolate muffins with truffle filling. She candies orange rind and rolls her own ganache truffles. I enjoyed the chocolate truffle for dessert at dinner. I already knew that this Aztec-themed store sold excellent chocolates, ganaches and truffles, but I had never tried any of their pastries. I shouldn't have eaten your chocolate truffles! Waiting for them was a strawberry scented bubble bath, a box of dark chocolate truffles, and a bottle of white wine. She was just about to go to the confectioners and buy Frank some of the dark chocolate truffles he liked so much when out of the corner of her eye she saw someone striding forcefully towards her. On the dessert menu was apple pie, chocolate truffle, cheesecake covered with cherries and/or chocolate syrup, and ice cream. They're halfway between a cookie and a chocolate truffle with an extraordinarily pure bittersweet chocolate flavor. Cover the plate of truffles loosely with plastic wrap, and store in the refrigerator until ready to eat. Remember that the more alcohol you add then the softer the truffles will be, as it will stop the chocolate mix from setting firm. Origin Late 16th century: probably via Dutch from obsolete French truffle, perhaps based on Latin tubera, plural of tuber ‘hump, swelling’. truffle (sense 2) dates from the 1920s.
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