Pickles Meaning in English
word · lemma: pickle
/ˈpɪkəɫz/
PI-kuhlz
/pˈɪkəlz/
PI-kuhlz
释义
Small vegetables, usually cucumbers, preserved in vinegar, salt, or brine. In some places, 'pickles' can refer generally to preserved vegetables.
用法与细微差别
'Pickles' in American English usually means preserved cucumbers; in British or Indian English, it can mean any preserved vegetable. Often eaten as a side or topping. Not to be confused with 'pickle' meaning a difficult situation (idiom: 'in a pickle').
Spanish: pepinillos - encurtidosPortuguese (BR): piclesPortuguese (PT): pickles - piclesChinese (Simplified): 泡菜 - 腌黄瓜Chinese (Traditional): 泡菜 - 醃黃瓜Hindi: अचारArabic: مخللاتBengali: আচারRussian: соленья - маринованные огурцыJapanese: ピクルスVietnamese: dưa muối - dưa chuaKorean: 피클Turkish: turşuUrdu: اچارIndonesian: acar - asinan
例句
I love eating pickles with my sandwich.
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My grandma makes her own spicy pickles every summer.
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He can't eat burgers without lots of pickles—it's his favorite part.
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She put some pickles on the burger.
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There are no pickles left in the jar.
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"Do you want extra pickles on your sub?" "Yes, please!"
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