英语词汇“morita”的意思、释义、用法解释及翻译-春雷网

morita¹

noun məˈriːtəmɒˈriːtə

Cookery

A dried, smoked jalapeño pepper, used especially in Mexican cookery; a variety of chipotle.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in Journal Nutrition. FromMexican Spanish morita from mora dried, smoked jalapeño pepper, apparently a specifically use of Spanish mora blackberry with allusion to the chilli's dark colour and wrinkled skin + -ita.

Morita²

noun məˈriːtəmɒˈriːtə

A form of psychotherapy in which total rest is followed by behavioural and occupational therapy. Frequently attributive, especially in "Morita therapy".

Origin

1950s. From the name of Masatake (also known as Shōma) Morita, Japanese psychiatrist, who developed the therapy in the 1920s. In Morita therapy after Japanese Morita ryōhō.

morita¹

noun

Cookery

A dried, smoked jalapeño pepper, used especially in Mexican cookery; a variety of chipotle.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in Journal Nutrition. FromMexican Spanish morita from mora dried, smoked jalapeño pepper, apparently a specifically use of Spanish mora blackberry with allusion to the chilli's dark colour and wrinkled skin + -ita.

Morita²

noun

A form of psychotherapy in which total rest is followed by behavioural and occupational therapy. Frequently attributive, especially in "Morita therapy".

Origin

1950s. From the name of Masatake (also known as Shōma) Morita, Japanese psychiatrist, who developed the therapy in the 1920s. In Morita therapy after Japanese Morita ryōhō.

词汇	morita
释义	morita¹ noun məˈriːtəmɒˈriːtə Cookery A dried, smoked jalapeño pepper, used especially in Mexican cookery; a variety of chipotle. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in Journal Nutrition. FromMexican Spanish morita from mora dried, smoked jalapeño pepper, apparently a specifically use of Spanish mora blackberry with allusion to the chilli's dark colour and wrinkled skin + -ita. Morita² noun məˈriːtəmɒˈriːtə A form of psychotherapy in which total rest is followed by behavioural and occupational therapy. Frequently attributive, especially in "Morita therapy". Origin 1950s. From the name of Masatake (also known as Shōma) Morita, Japanese psychiatrist, who developed the therapy in the 1920s. In Morita therapy after Japanese Morita ryōhō. noun.1 noun.2 morita¹ noun Cookery A dried, smoked jalapeño pepper, used especially in Mexican cookery; a variety of chipotle. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in Journal Nutrition. FromMexican Spanish morita from mora dried, smoked jalapeño pepper, apparently a specifically use of Spanish mora blackberry with allusion to the chilli's dark colour and wrinkled skin + -ita. Morita² noun A form of psychotherapy in which total rest is followed by behavioural and occupational therapy. Frequently attributive, especially in "Morita therapy". Origin 1950s. From the name of Masatake (also known as Shōma) Morita, Japanese psychiatrist, who developed the therapy in the 1920s. In Morita therapy after Japanese Morita ryōhō. noun.1 noun.2
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