Word · Frequency #28975
romanos
罗马诺干酪
romanos is the plural of romano.
a hard, sharp Italian cheese, often grated as a seasoning
- 1.
A hard, sharp cheese served grated as a garnish.
一种硬而辛辣的奶酪,磨碎后用作装饰。
一种硬而辛辣的奶酪,磨碎后用作装饰。;罗马诺干酪(一种意大利浓味硬干酪;常磨碎作调味品用)
In use
I grated some romano over the pasta for extra flavor.
This soup tastes even better with a little romano on top.
Could you pass me the romano from the fridge?
grate Romano over [food]
grate ... over ... 表示把干酪磨碎后撒在食物表面。
Grate Romano over the pasta.
把罗马诺干酪磨碎撒在意大利面上。
sprinkle [food] with Romano
此句式强调在食物表面撒上干酪,with 后接干酪。
She sprinkled the salad with Romano.
她在沙拉上撒了罗马诺干酪。
a piece of Romano
需要计量时可用 a piece of 等量词。
I bought a piece of Romano at the market.
我在市场买了一块罗马诺干酪。
Common mistakes
I bought two romanoes at the market.I bought two romanos at the market.
以 -o 结尾的名词变复数并不一律加 -es;romano 的复数形式是直接加 -s 的 romanos,不能仿照 tomato 或 potato 类推为 romanoes。
Could I have a romano on my salad?Could I have some romano on my salad?
romano 指罗马诺干酪时是物质名词/不可数名词,表示“一些干酪”应用 some romano,而不能按可数名词加不定冠词 a。
Connections
Collocations
- freshly grated Romano
- 新鲜磨碎的罗马诺干酪
- Top the soup with freshly grated Romano.在汤上撒新鲜磨碎的罗马诺干酪。
- Pecorino Romano
- 佩科里诺罗马诺干酪
- Pecorino Romano is often used in traditional Italian pasta dishes.佩科里诺罗马诺干酪常用于传统意大利面食中。
- shaved Romano
- 刨成薄片的罗马诺干酪
- The chef garnished the dish with shaved Romano.厨师用刨成薄片的罗马诺干酪为这道菜点缀。
- aged Romano
- 陈年罗马诺干酪
- Aged Romano has a firmer texture and a sharper taste.陈年罗马诺干酪质地更硬,味道更浓郁。
- Romano cheese
- 罗马诺干酪
- Romano cheese is sold in wedges or pre-grated.罗马诺干酪以整块或预磨碎的形式出售。
Confusing words
Learner notes
Memory Tip
罗马诺干酪:听音想到“罗马”(Ro-ma),想象古罗马人磨碎硬奶酪撒在意面上,记住它是意大利浓味硬干酪。
Context & Register
语域:neutral 常见场景:cooking、recipes、restaurant menus、grocery stores 该词通常指意大利罗马诺干酪,比较常见于食谱、菜单或购买食材等日常食品场景,属于中性名词。
Pronunciation & Spelling
与 romano /rəʊˈmɑːnəʊ/ 押韵的词是 soprano /səˈprɑːnəʊ/(英音)。拼写以 -ano 结尾的 piano /piˈænəʊ/ 和 volcano /vɒlˈkeɪnəʊ/ 读音不同;banana /bəˈnɑːnə/、romance /rəʊˈmæns/、Roman /ˈrəʊmən/ 是拼写或开头相似的词,但都不押韵。
Learn the forms together
页面下方列出了常见词形变化。学习时注意它们在句子中的语法位置。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.