The Open Dictionary

dish

名词

UK/dɪʃ/
US/dɪʃ/

定义 dish 名词

container

  1. A2Countable

    A shallow, typically flat-bottomed container, sometimes with a lid, used for serving or cooking food.

    • This baking dish is suitable for use in the oven.

    • She took a beautiful ceramic dish from the cupboard.

    • This recipe requires a large glass dish for baking.

food

  1. A2Countable

    A specific preparation of food, served as part of a meal.

    • The chef recommends today's special dish: herb-crusted rack of lamb.

    • We decided to order a different dish each and share them.

    • This restaurant is known for its exquisite traditional dishes.

person

  1. Singularold-fashioned

    An attractive person, especially in a sexual way; often used informally and considered old-fashioned.

    • She was such a dish at the ball.

    • He is absolutely a dish!

    • She’s quite a dish.

片语 dish 名词

  • the dishes

    Refers to all the plates, glasses, knives, forks, and other utensils used during a meal.

    • After dinner, I usually clear the table first and then do the dishes.

动词

UK/dɪʃ/
US/dɪʃ/

片语 dish 动词

  • dish the dirt

    To reveal or spread negative or private information about someone, often maliciously.

    • During an interview, the celebrity began to dish the dirt on her former colleagues.

片语动词 dish

  • dish something up

    to bring forth or present something

    • At the dinner party, she dished up exquisite dishes that amazed the guests.

  • dish something out

    to distribute or express things to others without careful consideration

    • In the meeting, he dished out criticism without much thought, making everyone uncomfortable.

  • dish (something) up

    to prepare or serve a meal

    • She prepared a delicious meal for dinner and then started to dish it up.