| 正面 | 8273.sauté 英 ['səutei]美 |
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| 背面 |  释义： 【记】音:呜,呜呜,象是哭声vt. 炒；嫩煎adj. 炒的；嫩煎的n. 嫩煎菜肴；炒菜肴 例句： 1. Saute & 1 & the onions for five minutes.把洋葱炒五分钟. saute 嫩煎，快炒来自法语 saute,跳动的，弹跳的，过去分词格于 sauter,跳，跳起，来自拉丁语 saltare,跳动， 跳舞，反复格于 salire,跳动，蹦跳，词源同 salient,resilient,result.引申词义嫩煎，快炒。字母 l 软化成 u,比较 sauce,salt. sautésauté: [19] If you sauté something, you are etymologically making it ‘jump’. The word comes from the past participle of French sauter ‘jump’, a descendant of Latin saltāre ‘jump’. This in turn was derived from salīre ‘jump’, which has given English assail, insult, salacious, salient, etc. In the cookery sense sauter is used causatively, to ‘make something jump’, hence to ‘toss’ it in a frying pan.=> assault, insult, result, salacious, salientsaute (n.)1813, from French sauté, literally "jumped, bounced" (in reference to tossing continually while cooking), past participle of sauter "to jump," from Latin saltare "to hop, dance," frequentative of salire "to leap" (see salient (adj.)). As an adjective, "fried quickly," from 1869. As a verb from 1859. Related: Sauteed." |