truffles

英 [ˈtrʌflz]

美 [ˈtrʌfəlz]

n.  块菌(生长于地下，可食用，价格昂贵); 圆形巧克力软糖
truffle的复数

柯林斯词典

• (通常带朗姆酒味的)圆形巧克力软糖
  Atruffleis a soft round sweet made with chocolate and usually flavoured with rum.
• 松露;块菌
  Atruffleis a round type of fungus which is expensive and considered very good to eat.

双语例句

• When I was served a dish with mushrooms and truffles, it came covered in a black lid and was emanating smoke, and the air smelled of soil and fog.
  有一道菜是蘑菇与松露，盖着黑色盖子，冒着烟，有点泥土和烟雾的味道。
• He devised the foie gras bao years ago as a riposte to the DB Bistro burger, stuffing it with gold leaf and truffles.
  多年前，为了与DBBistro餐馆的汉堡抗衡，他设计了鹅肝酱包，里面塞满金叶和块菌。
• 'While not as prized as French and Italian truffles, Oregon produces white truffles that grow in the forests under Douglas fir trees. There's no way to farm these truffles.
  虽然美国俄勒冈州出产的松露没有法国或意大利松露那么珍贵，但它是一种生长在森林里道格拉斯冷杉树底下的白松露。
• A pate made from goose liver ( marinated in cognac) and truffles.
  鹅的肝脏（浸泡在白兰地酒中）和块菌制成的一种脑袋。
• Truffles are often flavoured with rum.
  块菌形巧克力经常有朗姆酒的味道。
• Usually pairing '$ 600-a-pound black truffles' with pricey lobster in one dish would be cost prohibitive, he says.
  他说，通常一道菜中用600美元一磅的黑松露搭配昂贵的龙虾就会导致成本过高。
• He would go after it like a pig after truffles.
  他会像猪找块菌那样找寻它。
• Truffles are among the most highly valued foods in the world.
  块菌可说是世界上最珍贵的食品之一。
• We need to lose the truffles for tonight.
  今天晚上我们不能用松露。
• The syllabus might include working with freshly foraged truffles, skimming cream from the milk of a cow that lives nearby or learning the nuances of the on-site wood-burning oven.
  课程可能还包括加工新采的松露，从附近奶牛挤出的奶中撇掉奶皮，学习现场燃木炉子的细微差别。