chowder的意思

chowder

英式音标['tʃaʊdɚ]
美式英标['tʃaʊdə]

基本解释

n. （美）杂脍；海鲜杂烩浓汤

chowder 杂烩羹

原指一种法国的大锅，来自cauldron，词源同calorie, 卡路里。

chowder: chowder: [18] Chowder, a North American seafood soup, probably takes its name from the pot in which it was originally cooked – French chaudière ‘stew pot’. This came from late Latin caldāria ‘pot’, a descendant of Latin calidārium ‘hot bath’ (which lies behind English cauldron); this in turn was a derivative of the adjective calidus ‘warm’.
=> calorie, cauldron
chowder (n.): 1751, American English, apparently named for the pot it was cooked in: French chaudière "a pot" (12c.), from Late Latin caldaria (see caldron). The word and the practice introduced in Newfoundland by Breton fishermen, and spreading thence to New England.
CHOWDER. A favorite dish in New England, made of fish, pork, onions, and biscuit stewed together. Cider and champagne are sometimes added. Pic-nic parties to the sea-shore generally have a dish of chowder, prepared by themselves in some grove near the beach, from fish caught at the same time. [John Russell Bartlett, "Dictionary of Americanisms," 1859]
The derogatory chowderhead (1819) is a corruption of cholter-head (16c.), from jolthead, which is of unknown origin.

2. She would make clam chowder every Sunday night, clam chowder and combread.: 她每个星期天都做蛤肉杂烩, 蛤肉杂烩和玉米饼.

4. Today we have chicken noodle, tomato and clam chowder.: 女招待:今天有鸡面、蕃茄、杂烩汤.

5. Another version of clam chowder has tomato sauce. It looks red.: 还有一种加番茄酱的蛤蜊汤,看起来是红色的.