Definition of panettone in English:

panettone

nounPlural panettoni ˌpanɪˈtəʊniˌpanɪˈtəʊneɪˌpanəˈtōnē

A rich Italian bread made with eggs, fruit, and butter and typically eaten at Christmas.
（尤指在圣诞节吃的用鸡蛋、水果、黄油做成的）意大利面包
mass noun a close relative of panettone
count noun a panettone in the shape of a turkey
Example sentencesExamples
- Now cut the panettone slices into pieces that will fit snugly into the dishes or the tin.
- So we finished up our morning coffee, and the last slices of the Christmas panettone, enjoying the delicious yeasty aroma of Italian vanilla, and then hopped on down to the retail park for a top up of the paint supply.
- My bread preference is Selkirk bannock, but you can use panettone instead.
- But my all-time favorite is another Italian tale, Tony's Bread, which tells the story of how our family's favorite Christmas Eve dessert, panettone came to be.
- The bread and butter pudding here is amazing, especially when made with panettone.

Origin

Italian, from panetto 'cake', diminutive of pane 'bread' (from Latin panis 'bread').

Definition of panettone in US English:

panettone

nounˌpanəˈtōnē

A rich Italian bread made with eggs, fruit, and butter and typically eaten at Christmas.
（尤指在圣诞节吃的用鸡蛋、水果、黄油做成的）意大利面包
mass noun a close relative of panettone
count noun a panettone in the shape of a turkey
Example sentencesExamples
- But my all-time favorite is another Italian tale, Tony's Bread, which tells the story of how our family's favorite Christmas Eve dessert, panettone came to be.
- The bread and butter pudding here is amazing, especially when made with panettone.
- So we finished up our morning coffee, and the last slices of the Christmas panettone, enjoying the delicious yeasty aroma of Italian vanilla, and then hopped on down to the retail park for a top up of the paint supply.
- Now cut the panettone slices into pieces that will fit snugly into the dishes or the tin.
- My bread preference is Selkirk bannock, but you can use panettone instead.

Origin

Italian, from panetto ‘cake’, diminutive of pane ‘bread’ (from Latin panis ‘bread’).

词汇	panettone
释义	Definition of panettone in English: panettone nounPlural panettoni ˌpanɪˈtəʊniˌpanɪˈtəʊneɪˌpanəˈtōnē A rich Italian bread made with eggs, fruit, and butter and typically eaten at Christmas. （尤指在圣诞节吃的用鸡蛋、水果、黄油做成的）意大利面包 mass noun a close relative of panettone count noun a panettone in the shape of a turkey Example sentencesExamples Now cut the panettone slices into pieces that will fit snugly into the dishes or the tin. So we finished up our morning coffee, and the last slices of the Christmas panettone, enjoying the delicious yeasty aroma of Italian vanilla, and then hopped on down to the retail park for a top up of the paint supply. My bread preference is Selkirk bannock, but you can use panettone instead. But my all-time favorite is another Italian tale, Tony's Bread, which tells the story of how our family's favorite Christmas Eve dessert, panettone came to be. The bread and butter pudding here is amazing, especially when made with panettone. Origin Italian, from panetto 'cake', diminutive of pane 'bread' (from Latin panis 'bread'). Definition of panettone in US English: panettone nounˌpanəˈtōnē A rich Italian bread made with eggs, fruit, and butter and typically eaten at Christmas. （尤指在圣诞节吃的用鸡蛋、水果、黄油做成的）意大利面包 mass noun a close relative of panettone count noun a panettone in the shape of a turkey Example sentencesExamples But my all-time favorite is another Italian tale, Tony's Bread, which tells the story of how our family's favorite Christmas Eve dessert, panettone came to be. The bread and butter pudding here is amazing, especially when made with panettone. So we finished up our morning coffee, and the last slices of the Christmas panettone, enjoying the delicious yeasty aroma of Italian vanilla, and then hopped on down to the retail park for a top up of the paint supply. Now cut the panettone slices into pieces that will fit snugly into the dishes or the tin. My bread preference is Selkirk bannock, but you can use panettone instead. Origin Italian, from panetto ‘cake’, diminutive of pane ‘bread’ (from Latin panis ‘bread’).
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