Definition of champignon in English:

champignon

noun tʃamˈpɪnjən

1An edible mushroom.
we ordered a side of champignons
1. 1.1British
  short for fairy ring champignon
  Example sentencesExamples
  It's because the guy on the phone doesn't know that a champignon and a mushroom is one and the same thing.
  We put in the sautéed champignons.
  For mains, Madame chose the pepper steak, which was presented to her order, while I went for the pork fillets, stuffed with champignons and pancake potatoes.
  My mind, firing on all cylinders, entertained these notions and more, delirious as I was with cabin fever, lack of social interaction, and those strange pointy champignons I had consumed earlier.
  Drink wine, eat duck, eat potatoes cooked in duck fat and champignons, followed by the best Buche de Noel in the world (details to follow, one day, I hope).
  A combination of bamboo heart, black fungus, dried black mushrooms, fresh champignons and dried seaweed known as ‘fat chye’ are sometimes referred to as Vegetables Deluxe.
  These included containers of prawns, mussels, clams, bacon, capsicum (both red and green), cauliflower, champignons, onion, carrot, peas plus more.
  I ordered a salad and a pancake with chicken, ham, yellow cheese and champignons.
  The British mushroom which was most dried in former times was the champignon or fairy ring mushroom.
  The evening's set menu kicked off with a light champignon soup - only spoons required.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, diminutive of Old French champagne 'open country' (see champaign).

Definition of champignon in US English:

champignon

noun

1An edible mushroom.
we ordered a side of champignons
next, pour the salsa over the champignons
1. 1.1British
  short for fairy ring champignon
  Example sentencesExamples
  A combination of bamboo heart, black fungus, dried black mushrooms, fresh champignons and dried seaweed known as ‘fat chye’ are sometimes referred to as Vegetables Deluxe.
  I ordered a salad and a pancake with chicken, ham, yellow cheese and champignons.
  For mains, Madame chose the pepper steak, which was presented to her order, while I went for the pork fillets, stuffed with champignons and pancake potatoes.
  The evening's set menu kicked off with a light champignon soup - only spoons required.
  My mind, firing on all cylinders, entertained these notions and more, delirious as I was with cabin fever, lack of social interaction, and those strange pointy champignons I had consumed earlier.
  These included containers of prawns, mussels, clams, bacon, capsicum (both red and green), cauliflower, champignons, onion, carrot, peas plus more.
  Drink wine, eat duck, eat potatoes cooked in duck fat and champignons, followed by the best Buche de Noel in the world (details to follow, one day, I hope).
  We put in the sautéed champignons.
  It's because the guy on the phone doesn't know that a champignon and a mushroom is one and the same thing.
  The British mushroom which was most dried in former times was the champignon or fairy ring mushroom.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, diminutive of Old French champagne ‘open country’ (see champaign).

单词	champignon
释义	Definition of champignon in English: champignon noun tʃamˈpɪnjən 1An edible mushroom. we ordered a side of champignons 1.1British short for fairy ring champignon Example sentencesExamples It's because the guy on the phone doesn't know that a champignon and a mushroom is one and the same thing. We put in the sautéed champignons. For mains, Madame chose the pepper steak, which was presented to her order, while I went for the pork fillets, stuffed with champignons and pancake potatoes. My mind, firing on all cylinders, entertained these notions and more, delirious as I was with cabin fever, lack of social interaction, and those strange pointy champignons I had consumed earlier. Drink wine, eat duck, eat potatoes cooked in duck fat and champignons, followed by the best Buche de Noel in the world (details to follow, one day, I hope). A combination of bamboo heart, black fungus, dried black mushrooms, fresh champignons and dried seaweed known as ‘fat chye’ are sometimes referred to as Vegetables Deluxe. These included containers of prawns, mussels, clams, bacon, capsicum (both red and green), cauliflower, champignons, onion, carrot, peas plus more. I ordered a salad and a pancake with chicken, ham, yellow cheese and champignons. The British mushroom which was most dried in former times was the champignon or fairy ring mushroom. The evening's set menu kicked off with a light champignon soup - only spoons required. Origin Late 16th century: from French, diminutive of Old French champagne 'open country' (see champaign). Definition of champignon in US English: champignon noun 1An edible mushroom. we ordered a side of champignons next, pour the salsa over the champignons 1.1British short for fairy ring champignon Example sentencesExamples A combination of bamboo heart, black fungus, dried black mushrooms, fresh champignons and dried seaweed known as ‘fat chye’ are sometimes referred to as Vegetables Deluxe. I ordered a salad and a pancake with chicken, ham, yellow cheese and champignons. For mains, Madame chose the pepper steak, which was presented to her order, while I went for the pork fillets, stuffed with champignons and pancake potatoes. The evening's set menu kicked off with a light champignon soup - only spoons required. My mind, firing on all cylinders, entertained these notions and more, delirious as I was with cabin fever, lack of social interaction, and those strange pointy champignons I had consumed earlier. These included containers of prawns, mussels, clams, bacon, capsicum (both red and green), cauliflower, champignons, onion, carrot, peas plus more. Drink wine, eat duck, eat potatoes cooked in duck fat and champignons, followed by the best Buche de Noel in the world (details to follow, one day, I hope). We put in the sautéed champignons. It's because the guy on the phone doesn't know that a champignon and a mushroom is one and the same thing. The British mushroom which was most dried in former times was the champignon or fairy ring mushroom. Origin Late 16th century: from French, diminutive of Old French champagne ‘open country’ (see champaign).
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