Definition of trofie in English:

trofie

plural nounˈtrəʊfɪeɪˈtrōfēā

Pasta in the form of short irregularly twisted pieces with pointed ends, traditionally eaten with pesto.
Phil tried the pizza and I had trofie with pesto genovese
Example sentencesExamples
- Trofie are an alternative to trenette (thick pasta of a roughly square cross-section) for serving with the famous pesto sauce.
- Trofie might not be the simplest, quickest pasta shape to make but they certainly are among the loveliest to eat.
- Reserve a small cupful of the cooking water, and then drain the trofie into a colander and transfer them to the large bowl with the green beans.
- Don't worry if the trofie are a bit more like worms than like corkscrews: as long as they are all roughly the same thickness and shape, they will be fine.
- The trofie are mixed with Ligurian pesto and stracchino, which gently bind the pasta strands.
- If you can't find trofie then a similar shaped pasta will do, or you could even use spaghetti.
- There are only three pastas on the menu, among them an absolutely terrific trofie, made in-house and tossed with fava beans and pecorino cheese.

Origin

Italian, from a Ligurian form corresponding to strofinare 'rub, polish', with reference to the movement of the hands in moulding the pasta.

Definition of trofie in US English:

trofie

plural nounˈtrōfēā

Pasta in the form of short irregularly twisted pieces with pointed ends, traditionally eaten with pesto.
Phil tried the pizza and I had trofie with pesto genovese
Example sentencesExamples
- There are only three pastas on the menu, among them an absolutely terrific trofie, made in-house and tossed with fava beans and pecorino cheese.
- Don't worry if the trofie are a bit more like worms than like corkscrews: as long as they are all roughly the same thickness and shape, they will be fine.
- The trofie are mixed with Ligurian pesto and stracchino, which gently bind the pasta strands.
- Trofie are an alternative to trenette (thick pasta of a roughly square cross-section) for serving with the famous pesto sauce.
- Reserve a small cupful of the cooking water, and then drain the trofie into a colander and transfer them to the large bowl with the green beans.
- If you can't find trofie then a similar shaped pasta will do, or you could even use spaghetti.
- Trofie might not be the simplest, quickest pasta shape to make but they certainly are among the loveliest to eat.

Origin

Italian, from a Ligurian form corresponding to strofinare ‘rub, polish’, with reference to the movement of the hands in molding the pasta.

词汇	trofie
释义	Definition of trofie in English: trofie plural nounˈtrəʊfɪeɪˈtrōfēā Pasta in the form of short irregularly twisted pieces with pointed ends, traditionally eaten with pesto. Phil tried the pizza and I had trofie with pesto genovese Example sentencesExamples Trofie are an alternative to trenette (thick pasta of a roughly square cross-section) for serving with the famous pesto sauce. Trofie might not be the simplest, quickest pasta shape to make but they certainly are among the loveliest to eat. Reserve a small cupful of the cooking water, and then drain the trofie into a colander and transfer them to the large bowl with the green beans. Don't worry if the trofie are a bit more like worms than like corkscrews: as long as they are all roughly the same thickness and shape, they will be fine. The trofie are mixed with Ligurian pesto and stracchino, which gently bind the pasta strands. If you can't find trofie then a similar shaped pasta will do, or you could even use spaghetti. There are only three pastas on the menu, among them an absolutely terrific trofie, made in-house and tossed with fava beans and pecorino cheese. Origin Italian, from a Ligurian form corresponding to strofinare 'rub, polish', with reference to the movement of the hands in moulding the pasta. Definition of trofie in US English: trofie plural nounˈtrōfēā Pasta in the form of short irregularly twisted pieces with pointed ends, traditionally eaten with pesto. Phil tried the pizza and I had trofie with pesto genovese Example sentencesExamples There are only three pastas on the menu, among them an absolutely terrific trofie, made in-house and tossed with fava beans and pecorino cheese. Don't worry if the trofie are a bit more like worms than like corkscrews: as long as they are all roughly the same thickness and shape, they will be fine. The trofie are mixed with Ligurian pesto and stracchino, which gently bind the pasta strands. Trofie are an alternative to trenette (thick pasta of a roughly square cross-section) for serving with the famous pesto sauce. Reserve a small cupful of the cooking water, and then drain the trofie into a colander and transfer them to the large bowl with the green beans. If you can't find trofie then a similar shaped pasta will do, or you could even use spaghetti. Trofie might not be the simplest, quickest pasta shape to make but they certainly are among the loveliest to eat. Origin Italian, from a Ligurian form corresponding to strofinare ‘rub, polish’, with reference to the movement of the hands in molding the pasta.
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