Definition of caraway in English:

caraway

noun ˈkarəweɪˈkɛrəˌweɪ

mass noun

1The seeds of a plant of the parsley family, used for flavouring and as a source of oil.
蕡蒿籽，葛缕子籽
Example sentencesExamples
- Fry the onions until softened, then add the green pepper, tomatoes, stock, caraway seeds, sugar, paprika and cayenne and bring to the boil, stirring.
- He serves it on a toothsome, melt-in-the-mouth compote of beetroot, red onion and red cabbage, delicately flavoured with a hint of caraway and possibly cumin seed.
- Lunch I'll make myself - usually some cold rice and salad with a dressing of olive oil, mustard, caraway seeds and garlic, or tabbouleh.
- I love their piney, resinous, spicy smell, but you could add a teaspoonful of caraway seed - an old friend of the cabbage - instead.
- She said her mother's Scandinavian background inspired her first to add a bit of caraway seed.
- Add in the carrots, sprinkle with salt and caraway seeds, and cook for about ten minutes.
- The list of foods I dislike includes, but is not limited to, the following: olives, liver, kidney, most fish including salmon, crab, and squid, courgette, caraway, aniseed, liquorice, aubergine and peppers.
- Well there is the fiery chilli based Harissa made from olive oil, chillies, caraway, mint, cumin, coriander, garlic and salt.
- Because kitchens of yore had limited ingredients, bakers often flavored cookies with dates, rose water, or caraway seed.
- Place the cabbage, mint, parsley and caraway in a large mixing bowl.
- Dishes should be prepared with digestive spices such as cumin, caraway, ginger, mustard seed, clove, basil, turmeric, fenugreek, cinnamon, and garlic (roasted only).
- The Macao people have combined Western cheeses, Chinese soybean oil and caraway, coconut milk popular in Thai cooking, and Indian curries into Portuguese cuisine, which is spicy and enticing.
- Spoon some mustard sauce around the dish and garnish with caraway seeds and mustard seeds.
- A well-chosen rack of lamb lacked the promised rosemary or any herb in its jus, and two thick pan-seared medallions of pork similarly reneged on the caraway and cider.
- The rye and pumpernickel have caraway, cardamom, and a touch of onion in the sourdough.
- Ground toasted coriander and caraway seeds are also traditional ingredients which can be added to harissa.
- Sweet and sour flavours - apples, dried fruits, vinegar - go very well with red cabbage, as do spices, such as caraway.
- Add the leeks, onions, celeriac, garlic, tomatoes, coriander seeds, peppercorns, and caraway seeds and sauté until the vegetables are tender, about five minutes.
- Add the wine, Benedictine, blueberries, cranberries, chocolate, ginger, juniper berries, and caraway seeds.
- Half were given Lomatol, a German herbal preparation containing peppermint, fennel seed, caraway seed and wormwood.
2The white-flowered Mediterranean plant which bears caraway seeds.
蕡蒿，葛缕子
Carum carvi, family Umbelliferae
Example sentencesExamples
- Biennial caraway forms a rosette of leaves the first year and develops a flowering stalk the second, after which the plant dies.
- Angelica belongs to the Umbellifer family and is of similar habit to dill, fennel, caraway and lovage.
- Don't plant near caraway, fennel or angelica.
- Harvest herbs grown for seeds - dill, caraway, coriander, and cumin, for example - as the fruits change color from green to brown or gray but before they scatter to the ground.
- The most popular ones have umbrella shaped flowers such as fennel, dill, cilantro, caraway, angelica, tansy, wild carrot & yarrow.
- Other researchers have had promising results using extracts from caraway plants incorporated into a molluscicidal mulch.
- One warning: do not plant near beans, caraway, tomatoes, coriander or wormwood-they do not work well together.
- Caraway, coriander, dill and fennel are grown as much for their seed as for their fresh leaves - in fact, caraway is seldom used fresh.
- Rare species such as wavy St. John's-wort, meadow thistle, and whorled caraway can also be seen.
- Caraway can be grown on a variety of soils, although it thrives on fertile, water-retentive soils, it also benefits from deep cultivation.

Origin

Middle English: from medieval Latin carui, from Arabic al-karāwiyā, probably from Greek karon 'cumin'.

Definition of caraway in US English:

caraway

nounˈkɛrəˌweɪˈkerəˌwā

1The seeds of a plant of the parsley family, used for flavoring and as a source of oil.
蕡蒿籽，葛缕子籽
Example sentencesExamples
- The list of foods I dislike includes, but is not limited to, the following: olives, liver, kidney, most fish including salmon, crab, and squid, courgette, caraway, aniseed, liquorice, aubergine and peppers.
- Place the cabbage, mint, parsley and caraway in a large mixing bowl.
- He serves it on a toothsome, melt-in-the-mouth compote of beetroot, red onion and red cabbage, delicately flavoured with a hint of caraway and possibly cumin seed.
- The Macao people have combined Western cheeses, Chinese soybean oil and caraway, coconut milk popular in Thai cooking, and Indian curries into Portuguese cuisine, which is spicy and enticing.
- Because kitchens of yore had limited ingredients, bakers often flavored cookies with dates, rose water, or caraway seed.
- Dishes should be prepared with digestive spices such as cumin, caraway, ginger, mustard seed, clove, basil, turmeric, fenugreek, cinnamon, and garlic (roasted only).
- Spoon some mustard sauce around the dish and garnish with caraway seeds and mustard seeds.
- The rye and pumpernickel have caraway, cardamom, and a touch of onion in the sourdough.
- Add the leeks, onions, celeriac, garlic, tomatoes, coriander seeds, peppercorns, and caraway seeds and sauté until the vegetables are tender, about five minutes.
- Add in the carrots, sprinkle with salt and caraway seeds, and cook for about ten minutes.
- I love their piney, resinous, spicy smell, but you could add a teaspoonful of caraway seed - an old friend of the cabbage - instead.
- She said her mother's Scandinavian background inspired her first to add a bit of caraway seed.
- Sweet and sour flavours - apples, dried fruits, vinegar - go very well with red cabbage, as do spices, such as caraway.
- Lunch I'll make myself - usually some cold rice and salad with a dressing of olive oil, mustard, caraway seeds and garlic, or tabbouleh.
- A well-chosen rack of lamb lacked the promised rosemary or any herb in its jus, and two thick pan-seared medallions of pork similarly reneged on the caraway and cider.
- Well there is the fiery chilli based Harissa made from olive oil, chillies, caraway, mint, cumin, coriander, garlic and salt.
- Add the wine, Benedictine, blueberries, cranberries, chocolate, ginger, juniper berries, and caraway seeds.
- Fry the onions until softened, then add the green pepper, tomatoes, stock, caraway seeds, sugar, paprika and cayenne and bring to the boil, stirring.
- Ground toasted coriander and caraway seeds are also traditional ingredients which can be added to harissa.
- Half were given Lomatol, a German herbal preparation containing peppermint, fennel seed, caraway seed and wormwood.
2The white-flowered Mediterranean plant which bears caraway seeds.
蕡蒿，葛缕子
Carum carvi, family Umbelliferae
Example sentencesExamples
- Biennial caraway forms a rosette of leaves the first year and develops a flowering stalk the second, after which the plant dies.
- Don't plant near caraway, fennel or angelica.
- One warning: do not plant near beans, caraway, tomatoes, coriander or wormwood-they do not work well together.
- Caraway can be grown on a variety of soils, although it thrives on fertile, water-retentive soils, it also benefits from deep cultivation.
- Caraway, coriander, dill and fennel are grown as much for their seed as for their fresh leaves - in fact, caraway is seldom used fresh.
- Rare species such as wavy St. John's-wort, meadow thistle, and whorled caraway can also be seen.
- Angelica belongs to the Umbellifer family and is of similar habit to dill, fennel, caraway and lovage.
- Harvest herbs grown for seeds - dill, caraway, coriander, and cumin, for example - as the fruits change color from green to brown or gray but before they scatter to the ground.
- Other researchers have had promising results using extracts from caraway plants incorporated into a molluscicidal mulch.
- The most popular ones have umbrella shaped flowers such as fennel, dill, cilantro, caraway, angelica, tansy, wild carrot & yarrow.

Origin

Middle English: from medieval Latin carui, from Arabic al-karāwiyā, probably from Greek karon ‘cumin’.

词汇	caraway
释义	Definition of caraway in English: caraway noun ˈkarəweɪˈkɛrəˌweɪ mass noun 1The seeds of a plant of the parsley family, used for flavouring and as a source of oil. 蕡蒿籽，葛缕子籽 Example sentencesExamples Fry the onions until softened, then add the green pepper, tomatoes, stock, caraway seeds, sugar, paprika and cayenne and bring to the boil, stirring. He serves it on a toothsome, melt-in-the-mouth compote of beetroot, red onion and red cabbage, delicately flavoured with a hint of caraway and possibly cumin seed. Lunch I'll make myself - usually some cold rice and salad with a dressing of olive oil, mustard, caraway seeds and garlic, or tabbouleh. I love their piney, resinous, spicy smell, but you could add a teaspoonful of caraway seed - an old friend of the cabbage - instead. She said her mother's Scandinavian background inspired her first to add a bit of caraway seed. Add in the carrots, sprinkle with salt and caraway seeds, and cook for about ten minutes. The list of foods I dislike includes, but is not limited to, the following: olives, liver, kidney, most fish including salmon, crab, and squid, courgette, caraway, aniseed, liquorice, aubergine and peppers. Well there is the fiery chilli based Harissa made from olive oil, chillies, caraway, mint, cumin, coriander, garlic and salt. Because kitchens of yore had limited ingredients, bakers often flavored cookies with dates, rose water, or caraway seed. Place the cabbage, mint, parsley and caraway in a large mixing bowl. Dishes should be prepared with digestive spices such as cumin, caraway, ginger, mustard seed, clove, basil, turmeric, fenugreek, cinnamon, and garlic (roasted only). The Macao people have combined Western cheeses, Chinese soybean oil and caraway, coconut milk popular in Thai cooking, and Indian curries into Portuguese cuisine, which is spicy and enticing. Spoon some mustard sauce around the dish and garnish with caraway seeds and mustard seeds. A well-chosen rack of lamb lacked the promised rosemary or any herb in its jus, and two thick pan-seared medallions of pork similarly reneged on the caraway and cider. The rye and pumpernickel have caraway, cardamom, and a touch of onion in the sourdough. Ground toasted coriander and caraway seeds are also traditional ingredients which can be added to harissa. Sweet and sour flavours - apples, dried fruits, vinegar - go very well with red cabbage, as do spices, such as caraway. Add the leeks, onions, celeriac, garlic, tomatoes, coriander seeds, peppercorns, and caraway seeds and sauté until the vegetables are tender, about five minutes. Add the wine, Benedictine, blueberries, cranberries, chocolate, ginger, juniper berries, and caraway seeds. Half were given Lomatol, a German herbal preparation containing peppermint, fennel seed, caraway seed and wormwood. 2The white-flowered Mediterranean plant which bears caraway seeds. 蕡蒿，葛缕子 Carum carvi, family Umbelliferae Example sentencesExamples Biennial caraway forms a rosette of leaves the first year and develops a flowering stalk the second, after which the plant dies. Angelica belongs to the Umbellifer family and is of similar habit to dill, fennel, caraway and lovage. Don't plant near caraway, fennel or angelica. Harvest herbs grown for seeds - dill, caraway, coriander, and cumin, for example - as the fruits change color from green to brown or gray but before they scatter to the ground. The most popular ones have umbrella shaped flowers such as fennel, dill, cilantro, caraway, angelica, tansy, wild carrot & yarrow. Other researchers have had promising results using extracts from caraway plants incorporated into a molluscicidal mulch. One warning: do not plant near beans, caraway, tomatoes, coriander or wormwood-they do not work well together. Caraway, coriander, dill and fennel are grown as much for their seed as for their fresh leaves - in fact, caraway is seldom used fresh. Rare species such as wavy St. John's-wort, meadow thistle, and whorled caraway can also be seen. Caraway can be grown on a variety of soils, although it thrives on fertile, water-retentive soils, it also benefits from deep cultivation. Origin Middle English: from medieval Latin carui, from Arabic al-karāwiyā, probably from Greek karon 'cumin'. Definition of caraway in US English: caraway nounˈkɛrəˌweɪˈkerəˌwā 1The seeds of a plant of the parsley family, used for flavoring and as a source of oil. 蕡蒿籽，葛缕子籽 Example sentencesExamples The list of foods I dislike includes, but is not limited to, the following: olives, liver, kidney, most fish including salmon, crab, and squid, courgette, caraway, aniseed, liquorice, aubergine and peppers. Place the cabbage, mint, parsley and caraway in a large mixing bowl. He serves it on a toothsome, melt-in-the-mouth compote of beetroot, red onion and red cabbage, delicately flavoured with a hint of caraway and possibly cumin seed. The Macao people have combined Western cheeses, Chinese soybean oil and caraway, coconut milk popular in Thai cooking, and Indian curries into Portuguese cuisine, which is spicy and enticing. Because kitchens of yore had limited ingredients, bakers often flavored cookies with dates, rose water, or caraway seed. Dishes should be prepared with digestive spices such as cumin, caraway, ginger, mustard seed, clove, basil, turmeric, fenugreek, cinnamon, and garlic (roasted only). Spoon some mustard sauce around the dish and garnish with caraway seeds and mustard seeds. The rye and pumpernickel have caraway, cardamom, and a touch of onion in the sourdough. Add the leeks, onions, celeriac, garlic, tomatoes, coriander seeds, peppercorns, and caraway seeds and sauté until the vegetables are tender, about five minutes. Add in the carrots, sprinkle with salt and caraway seeds, and cook for about ten minutes. I love their piney, resinous, spicy smell, but you could add a teaspoonful of caraway seed - an old friend of the cabbage - instead. She said her mother's Scandinavian background inspired her first to add a bit of caraway seed. Sweet and sour flavours - apples, dried fruits, vinegar - go very well with red cabbage, as do spices, such as caraway. Lunch I'll make myself - usually some cold rice and salad with a dressing of olive oil, mustard, caraway seeds and garlic, or tabbouleh. A well-chosen rack of lamb lacked the promised rosemary or any herb in its jus, and two thick pan-seared medallions of pork similarly reneged on the caraway and cider. Well there is the fiery chilli based Harissa made from olive oil, chillies, caraway, mint, cumin, coriander, garlic and salt. Add the wine, Benedictine, blueberries, cranberries, chocolate, ginger, juniper berries, and caraway seeds. Fry the onions until softened, then add the green pepper, tomatoes, stock, caraway seeds, sugar, paprika and cayenne and bring to the boil, stirring. Ground toasted coriander and caraway seeds are also traditional ingredients which can be added to harissa. Half were given Lomatol, a German herbal preparation containing peppermint, fennel seed, caraway seed and wormwood. 2The white-flowered Mediterranean plant which bears caraway seeds. 蕡蒿，葛缕子 Carum carvi, family Umbelliferae Example sentencesExamples Biennial caraway forms a rosette of leaves the first year and develops a flowering stalk the second, after which the plant dies. Don't plant near caraway, fennel or angelica. One warning: do not plant near beans, caraway, tomatoes, coriander or wormwood-they do not work well together. Caraway can be grown on a variety of soils, although it thrives on fertile, water-retentive soils, it also benefits from deep cultivation. Caraway, coriander, dill and fennel are grown as much for their seed as for their fresh leaves - in fact, caraway is seldom used fresh. Rare species such as wavy St. John's-wort, meadow thistle, and whorled caraway can also be seen. Angelica belongs to the Umbellifer family and is of similar habit to dill, fennel, caraway and lovage. Harvest herbs grown for seeds - dill, caraway, coriander, and cumin, for example - as the fruits change color from green to brown or gray but before they scatter to the ground. Other researchers have had promising results using extracts from caraway plants incorporated into a molluscicidal mulch. The most popular ones have umbrella shaped flowers such as fennel, dill, cilantro, caraway, angelica, tansy, wild carrot & yarrow. Origin Middle English: from medieval Latin carui, from Arabic al-karāwiyā, probably from Greek karon ‘cumin’.
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