| 单词 | matzo |
| 释义 | matzo (once / 50727 pages) n Matzo is a cracker-like bread that's traditionally eaten during Passover. When matzo is ground into a flour, it can be used to make matzo balls for soup. During the Jewish holiday of Passover, observant Jews don't eat anything that's leavened, like yeast bread that rises before being baked. Matzo is a good, if crispy, substitute for bread, and it's unleavened. Matzo is also symbolic, representing both freedom and humility. It's sometimes spelled matzoh or matzah, from the Hebrew matztzah, "unleavened bread," or literally, "juiceless." WORD FAMILYmatzo: matzos, matzoth USAGE EXAMPLESSchnitzel breaded with crushed matzo, lightly fried and plated alongside a zippy slaw, delivered a bright interpretation of typically staid breast meat. New York Times(Dec 09, 2016) He sent me matzo ball soup when I was sick. Los Angeles Times(Nov 30, 2016) Skip the matzo ball soup in favor of the rich smoked whitefish chowder; add a herring variety plate to share. New York Times(Nov 03, 2016) n brittle flat bread eaten at Passover Syn|Hyper matzah, matzoh, unleavened bread bread, breadstuff, staff of life food made from dough of flour or meal and usually raised with yeast or baking powder and then baked |
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