Definition of deep-dish in English:

deep-dish

adjective

North American

1(of a pie) baked in a deep dish to allow for a large filling.
（馅饼）深盘多料的，深盘馅多的
deep-dish apple pie
深盘多料的苹果馅饼。
Example sentencesExamples
- Whether you serve a fruity deep-dish cobbler draped with a homemade pastry crust or a lush pumpkin cheesecake, keep the servings small.
- As for the desserts, yay for the deep-dish apple pie, the cappuccino-chocolate pudding, and milk shakes that are almost at corner-malt-shoppe-level thickness.
- Peach cobbler looks more promising than it is, with a thin top crust like a deep-dish pie; unfortunately, that crust is tough.
- The food basket was stuffed with savory meat pies, potato salad and a wonderful deep-dish apple pie for dessert.
1. 1.1 (of a pizza) cooked in a deep dish and having a thick dough base.
  （比萨饼）厚的
  Example sentencesExamples
  A roll of carnival-style tickets will get you anything from classic Chicago-style deep-dish pizza to an overflowing plate of Cuban caldo gallego.
  The signature dessert, one of the original menu items along with the Chicago Seven deep-dish pizza, is a large cookie baked in a pizza pan and served piping hot.
  For supper, they wanted to try some of the famous Chicago deep-dish pizza.
  The 36-restaurant chain that serves up deep-dish pizzas, also capitalizes on the interest in on-location brewing with 10 microbrewery locations.
  ‘I think I had enough of it growing up and seeing the struggles my dad went through,’ he says, digging into a slice of deep-dish mushroom pizza.
  I was brought one of my favorites of the fast food-junk food market: deep-dish pepperoni and sausage extra cheese pizza with garlic breadsticks and garlic sauce for dipping.
  To Sharon and anyone else who can get to East Boston, you must visit Santarpio's, some of the most amazing pizza ever-a whole different species compared to Chicago deep-dish.
  In fact, I stopped, and picked up three different kinds of deep-dish pizza that could often be found there.
  Walking through Giordano's restaurant a few blocks from the hotel - as an eager prospective resident of Chicago, his lunch request for deep-dish pizza was predictable.
  The other night, Rick comes home with two extra-large deep-dish meat-lover's pizzas with extra cheese.
  As someone whose idea of fine dining is deep-dish pizza, I am perhaps not the ideal Food Network viewer.
  Jeph and Amara sat underneath the stars eating deep-dish pizza from Chicago's world famous Geneo's.
  Later, the Leader celebrated her victory with Vikki and a huge deep-dish pepperoni pizza.
2informal Extreme or thoroughgoing.
〈非正式〉极端的，彻底的
deep-dish conservatism
彻底的保守主义。
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1999, the network created Action, a deep-dish, critically acclaimed satire of Hollywood.
- Engh provides his full package here - partially hidden greens, rhythmic mounds, deep-dish bunkers and some great risk-and-reward shots.
- There are the same subtly contoured greens, guarded by the same generic, deep-dish bunkers that have become de rigueur for a major-championship course.
- Criterion serves up two more deep-dish DVDs from yesteryear

Definition of deep-dish in US English:

deep-dish

adjectiveˈdēpdiSHˈdipdɪʃ

North American

1(of a pie) baked in a deep dish to allow for a large filling.
（馅饼）深盘多料的，深盘馅多的
deep-dish apple pie
深盘多料的苹果馅饼。
Example sentencesExamples
- The food basket was stuffed with savory meat pies, potato salad and a wonderful deep-dish apple pie for dessert.
- As for the desserts, yay for the deep-dish apple pie, the cappuccino-chocolate pudding, and milk shakes that are almost at corner-malt-shoppe-level thickness.
- Peach cobbler looks more promising than it is, with a thin top crust like a deep-dish pie; unfortunately, that crust is tough.
- Whether you serve a fruity deep-dish cobbler draped with a homemade pastry crust or a lush pumpkin cheesecake, keep the servings small.
1. 1.1 (of a pizza) baked in a deep dish and having a thick dough base.
  （比萨饼）厚的
  Example sentencesExamples
  As someone whose idea of fine dining is deep-dish pizza, I am perhaps not the ideal Food Network viewer.
  Walking through Giordano's restaurant a few blocks from the hotel - as an eager prospective resident of Chicago, his lunch request for deep-dish pizza was predictable.
  Jeph and Amara sat underneath the stars eating deep-dish pizza from Chicago's world famous Geneo's.
  Later, the Leader celebrated her victory with Vikki and a huge deep-dish pepperoni pizza.
  The 36-restaurant chain that serves up deep-dish pizzas, also capitalizes on the interest in on-location brewing with 10 microbrewery locations.
  For supper, they wanted to try some of the famous Chicago deep-dish pizza.
  ‘I think I had enough of it growing up and seeing the struggles my dad went through,’ he says, digging into a slice of deep-dish mushroom pizza.
  A roll of carnival-style tickets will get you anything from classic Chicago-style deep-dish pizza to an overflowing plate of Cuban caldo gallego.
  I was brought one of my favorites of the fast food-junk food market: deep-dish pepperoni and sausage extra cheese pizza with garlic breadsticks and garlic sauce for dipping.
  To Sharon and anyone else who can get to East Boston, you must visit Santarpio's, some of the most amazing pizza ever-a whole different species compared to Chicago deep-dish.
  The other night, Rick comes home with two extra-large deep-dish meat-lover's pizzas with extra cheese.
  The signature dessert, one of the original menu items along with the Chicago Seven deep-dish pizza, is a large cookie baked in a pizza pan and served piping hot.
  In fact, I stopped, and picked up three different kinds of deep-dish pizza that could often be found there.
2informal Extreme or thoroughgoing.
〈非正式〉极端的，彻底的
a deep-dish Catholic
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1999, the network created Action, a deep-dish, critically acclaimed satire of Hollywood.
- Engh provides his full package here - partially hidden greens, rhythmic mounds, deep-dish bunkers and some great risk-and-reward shots.
- There are the same subtly contoured greens, guarded by the same generic, deep-dish bunkers that have become de rigueur for a major-championship course.
- Criterion serves up two more deep-dish DVDs from yesteryear

单词	deep-dish
释义	Definition of deep-dish in English: deep-dish adjective North American 1(of a pie) baked in a deep dish to allow for a large filling. （馅饼）深盘多料的，深盘馅多的 deep-dish apple pie 深盘多料的苹果馅饼。 Example sentencesExamples Whether you serve a fruity deep-dish cobbler draped with a homemade pastry crust or a lush pumpkin cheesecake, keep the servings small. As for the desserts, yay for the deep-dish apple pie, the cappuccino-chocolate pudding, and milk shakes that are almost at corner-malt-shoppe-level thickness. Peach cobbler looks more promising than it is, with a thin top crust like a deep-dish pie; unfortunately, that crust is tough. The food basket was stuffed with savory meat pies, potato salad and a wonderful deep-dish apple pie for dessert. 1.1 (of a pizza) cooked in a deep dish and having a thick dough base. （比萨饼）厚的 Example sentencesExamples A roll of carnival-style tickets will get you anything from classic Chicago-style deep-dish pizza to an overflowing plate of Cuban caldo gallego. The signature dessert, one of the original menu items along with the Chicago Seven deep-dish pizza, is a large cookie baked in a pizza pan and served piping hot. For supper, they wanted to try some of the famous Chicago deep-dish pizza. The 36-restaurant chain that serves up deep-dish pizzas, also capitalizes on the interest in on-location brewing with 10 microbrewery locations. ‘I think I had enough of it growing up and seeing the struggles my dad went through,’ he says, digging into a slice of deep-dish mushroom pizza. I was brought one of my favorites of the fast food-junk food market: deep-dish pepperoni and sausage extra cheese pizza with garlic breadsticks and garlic sauce for dipping. To Sharon and anyone else who can get to East Boston, you must visit Santarpio's, some of the most amazing pizza ever-a whole different species compared to Chicago deep-dish. In fact, I stopped, and picked up three different kinds of deep-dish pizza that could often be found there. Walking through Giordano's restaurant a few blocks from the hotel - as an eager prospective resident of Chicago, his lunch request for deep-dish pizza was predictable. The other night, Rick comes home with two extra-large deep-dish meat-lover's pizzas with extra cheese. As someone whose idea of fine dining is deep-dish pizza, I am perhaps not the ideal Food Network viewer. Jeph and Amara sat underneath the stars eating deep-dish pizza from Chicago's world famous Geneo's. Later, the Leader celebrated her victory with Vikki and a huge deep-dish pepperoni pizza. 2informal Extreme or thoroughgoing. 〈非正式〉极端的，彻底的 deep-dish conservatism 彻底的保守主义。 Example sentencesExamples In 1999, the network created Action, a deep-dish, critically acclaimed satire of Hollywood. Engh provides his full package here - partially hidden greens, rhythmic mounds, deep-dish bunkers and some great risk-and-reward shots. There are the same subtly contoured greens, guarded by the same generic, deep-dish bunkers that have become de rigueur for a major-championship course. Criterion serves up two more deep-dish DVDs from yesteryear Definition of deep-dish in US English: deep-dish adjectiveˈdēpdiSHˈdipdɪʃ North American 1(of a pie) baked in a deep dish to allow for a large filling. （馅饼）深盘多料的，深盘馅多的 deep-dish apple pie 深盘多料的苹果馅饼。 Example sentencesExamples The food basket was stuffed with savory meat pies, potato salad and a wonderful deep-dish apple pie for dessert. As for the desserts, yay for the deep-dish apple pie, the cappuccino-chocolate pudding, and milk shakes that are almost at corner-malt-shoppe-level thickness. Peach cobbler looks more promising than it is, with a thin top crust like a deep-dish pie; unfortunately, that crust is tough. Whether you serve a fruity deep-dish cobbler draped with a homemade pastry crust or a lush pumpkin cheesecake, keep the servings small. 1.1 (of a pizza) baked in a deep dish and having a thick dough base. （比萨饼）厚的 Example sentencesExamples As someone whose idea of fine dining is deep-dish pizza, I am perhaps not the ideal Food Network viewer. Walking through Giordano's restaurant a few blocks from the hotel - as an eager prospective resident of Chicago, his lunch request for deep-dish pizza was predictable. Jeph and Amara sat underneath the stars eating deep-dish pizza from Chicago's world famous Geneo's. Later, the Leader celebrated her victory with Vikki and a huge deep-dish pepperoni pizza. The 36-restaurant chain that serves up deep-dish pizzas, also capitalizes on the interest in on-location brewing with 10 microbrewery locations. For supper, they wanted to try some of the famous Chicago deep-dish pizza. ‘I think I had enough of it growing up and seeing the struggles my dad went through,’ he says, digging into a slice of deep-dish mushroom pizza. A roll of carnival-style tickets will get you anything from classic Chicago-style deep-dish pizza to an overflowing plate of Cuban caldo gallego. I was brought one of my favorites of the fast food-junk food market: deep-dish pepperoni and sausage extra cheese pizza with garlic breadsticks and garlic sauce for dipping. To Sharon and anyone else who can get to East Boston, you must visit Santarpio's, some of the most amazing pizza ever-a whole different species compared to Chicago deep-dish. The other night, Rick comes home with two extra-large deep-dish meat-lover's pizzas with extra cheese. The signature dessert, one of the original menu items along with the Chicago Seven deep-dish pizza, is a large cookie baked in a pizza pan and served piping hot. In fact, I stopped, and picked up three different kinds of deep-dish pizza that could often be found there. 2informal Extreme or thoroughgoing. 〈非正式〉极端的，彻底的 a deep-dish Catholic Example sentencesExamples In 1999, the network created Action, a deep-dish, critically acclaimed satire of Hollywood. Engh provides his full package here - partially hidden greens, rhythmic mounds, deep-dish bunkers and some great risk-and-reward shots. There are the same subtly contoured greens, guarded by the same generic, deep-dish bunkers that have become de rigueur for a major-championship course. Criterion serves up two more deep-dish DVDs from yesteryear
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