Definition of radiatore in English:

radiatore

noun ˌradɪəˈtɔːreɪˌradɪəˈtɔːri

Cookery

A variety of pasta in the form of short chunks circled by rows of deep, rippled ridges; a dish of this, typically served with sauce.

Origin

1980s; earliest use found in Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, Illinois). From Italian radiatore, specifically use of radiatore radiator, with reference to the shape of this pasta, which somewhat resembles a household radiator.

Definition of radiatore in US English:

radiatore

noun

Cookery

A variety of pasta in the form of short chunks circled by rows of deep, rippled ridges; a dish of this, typically served with sauce.

Origin

1980s; earliest use found in Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, Illinois). From Italian radiatore, specifically use of radiatore radiator, with reference to the shape of this pasta, which somewhat resembles a household radiator.

词汇	radiatore
释义	Definition of radiatore in English: radiatore noun ˌradɪəˈtɔːreɪˌradɪəˈtɔːri Cookery A variety of pasta in the form of short chunks circled by rows of deep, rippled ridges; a dish of this, typically served with sauce. Origin 1980s; earliest use found in Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, Illinois). From Italian radiatore, specifically use of radiatore radiator, with reference to the shape of this pasta, which somewhat resembles a household radiator. Definition of radiatore in US English: radiatore noun Cookery A variety of pasta in the form of short chunks circled by rows of deep, rippled ridges; a dish of this, typically served with sauce. Origin 1980s; earliest use found in Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, Illinois). From Italian radiatore, specifically use of radiatore radiator, with reference to the shape of this pasta, which somewhat resembles a household radiator.
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