Definition of parchment in English:

parchment

noun ˈpɑːtʃm(ə)ntˈpɑrtʃmənt

mass noun

1A stiff, flat, thin material made from the prepared skin of an animal, usually a sheep or goat, and used as a durable writing surface in ancient and medieval times.
羊皮纸
he borrowed a quill and a piece of parchment
his skin stretched like old parchment over his cheeks
as modifier parchment rolls
Example sentencesExamples
- Here the monks prepared the parchment, stretching it on frames and scraping it to make it smooth, after it had first been soaked in specially prepared liquids to condition it.
- The most important expression of public feeling came on great, stiff rolls of parchment.
- His skin felt like wet parchment, and I'll tell you a secret, I knew a little girl who would draw on him.
- He handed her a piece of old parchment then headed to the door.
- She laid the four pieces of parchment on the varnished surface of the table and paced up and down the length of the kitchen.
- Her hair was blackened and sodden, and her skin was yellowing, like parchment or old bread.
- Since then most societies have used horns of animals with the tips cut off and covered with parchment, leather, sponges, and cloths for infants to suckle.
- But how good will you look if your skin turns to parchment decades before it should?
- She was older, even by elf standards, and had grey hair and skin like old parchment.
- He began his audacious series of deceptions at the age of 17, when he was working in a lawyer's office with easy access to old parchment, deeds, and antiquated forms of writing.
- His eyes were cold grey pebbles against the ancient parchment of his complexion.
- In that year the chancery clerks began to keep copies, on rolls of parchment, of most of the letters - and certainly of all the important ones - sent out under the great seal.
- He motioned Adriana to a chair and took his seat at a broad table covered with parchment rolls.
- As Heather approached it she saw that it had a piece of decrepit parchment, all rolled up like a scroll.
- To complete his birdman outfit, the monk must have stretched parchment or thin cloth over the frame, which, we are told, he attached to both his arms and his feet.
- I came always in the afternoon, for in the forenoon when I had finished my reading or writing I was at work spinning, or helping the monks prepare inks or parchment.
- The words had been scrawled onto the leathery parchment with a crude piece of charcoal.
- King James was sitting on his throne, reading from a thin piece of parchment.
- Vellum, traditionally made from calf skin as opposed to parchment which is made from goat or sheep skin, is very expensive.
- Grasping the bag she felt the soft crinkle of old parchment beneath the worn cloth.
1. 1.1count noun A manuscript written on parchment.
  羊皮纸文稿
  a large collection of ancient parchments
  一大批古代羊皮纸文稿藏品。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Instead of books however, rolls of parchments, scrolls, and the like were piled up on the shelves.
  The table - covered with books, parchments, scrolls, and dust - was old and rickety.
  Cluttered with long-forgotten books, parchments, and manuscripts - most many years old - she had just now managed to clear a space.
  Turning a corner, he entered a room where several vampires were seated around a large wooden table with identical parchments set upon the tables for them to inspect.
  The youngsters settled for the night, far too tired to read parchments or write letters.
  The general impression is that the majority of them want to release terrorists onto our streets, in purblind deference to some mouldy medieval parchments with Latin names like Magna Carta and Habeas Corpus.
  Healer Marissa Shanloff raised a sheaf of parchments in the air.
  The yellow parchments were written in five dominating languages, but these days of war brought few literate people.
  Evidently, none of the thirteen scroll-bearers knew the real importance of the parchments that had been in their possession for the past five years.
  Three scrolls, eight parchments, and a book occupied the table when the dust settled.
  With one curious glance back up at the wrinkled face, he quickly took the parchments, trying not to make contact with the Lord's hand.
  Those books and parchments were precious to him.
  It was covered in books and parchments from the opposite wall of shelves, but it was one of few places to sit in the cluttered study.
  In it was a rolled up parchment, ancient in its design yet kept in good condition.
  The dark shape suddenly stood and stretched quickly, towering over the wrinkled old manuscripts and parchments.
  He would sit up there for hours pouring over books and parchments.
  Everywhere one looked, row after row of long oaken bookcases held scrolls, parchments and bound books.
  While the Torah mentions tefillin, but gives no details, everyone throughout history has had the same black boxes, leather straps and identical parchments inside.
2. 1.2 A type of stiff translucent paper treated to resemble parchment and used for lampshades, as a writing surface, and in baking.
  （用于灯罩、书写、及烘焙的）仿羊皮纸
  line a 2 lb loaf tin with baking parchment
  Example sentencesExamples
  Transfer the polenta cakes onto a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper.
  With a slotted spatula, place the boiled bagels on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper and sprinkled with cornmeal.
  This one was moist and tender, marinated in wine and tomatoes, baked in parchment paper, and served with dark-roasted potatoes.
  Transfer mixture to small baking pan lined with parchment paper and spread to an even 1-inch thickness.
  Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and lightly dust with flour.
  For the poached pears: Cut out a circle of parchment paper large enough to cover the surface of a large saucepan.
  I used the term ‘pipe’ when I was describing how to place the Gougeres cheese dough on parchment paper.
  Prepare a cookie sheet lined with a silicon baking mat or parchment paper.
  Line a second baking sheet with parchment paper or a silicone baking mat, and keep it close at hand.
  Preheat the oven to 200°C and line a cookie sheet with parchment paper.
  Use a fork to lift the apricots from the bowl, and deposit them carefully on a feuille guitare, a sheet of parchment paper or a silicon baking mat.
  Cover the ribs with a circle of parchment paper and braise in the oven.
  Line a flat work surface with parchment and lay out a dozen crêpes.
  Place the racks over parchment paper or a baking sheet and brush generously all over - bottoms, tops, and sides - with the syrup.
  Transfer into a large dish (glass, ceramic or earthenware) and cover the surface with a sheet of parchment paper.
  Transfer the hazelnuts onto a silicon baking mat or a sheet of parchment paper, spreading them with the spoon to get them in just one layer.
  Put the heads of garlic, cut side up, on baking sheet with parchment paper and bake until cloves are tender and light golden brown, about 35 minutes.
  Robert baked a slab of king salmon in parchment paper and doused it with a sauce of honey, lime, and soy sauce.
  Use your cutest cookie shapes to cut out cookies, and place them on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper or, even better, a silicon baking mat, not too close to one another.
  Lining a brioche or bread mold with butter and or buttered parchment paper allows the dense dough to rise evenly during its oven time.
3. 1.3informal count noun A diploma or other formal document.
  〈非正式〉毕业文凭；正式文件
  she taught for two years till she got her parchment

Origin

Middle English: from Old French parchemin, from a blend of late Latin pergamina 'writing material from Pergamum' and Parthica pellis 'Parthian skin' (a kind of scarlet leather).

This comes from Old French parchemin, a blend of late Latin pergamina ‘writing material from Pergamum’ and Parthica pellis ‘Parthian skin’ (a kind of scarlet leather). The use of treated animal skin as a writing material, when papyrus was the usual material (see paper), was traditionally said to have been invented by King Eumenes II of Pergamum (r.197–158 bc).

Definition of parchment in US English:

parchment

nounˈpärCHməntˈpɑrtʃmənt

1A stiff, flat, thin material made from the prepared skin of an animal and used as a durable writing surface in ancient and medieval times.
羊皮纸
Example sentencesExamples
- He handed her a piece of old parchment then headed to the door.
- Vellum, traditionally made from calf skin as opposed to parchment which is made from goat or sheep skin, is very expensive.
- To complete his birdman outfit, the monk must have stretched parchment or thin cloth over the frame, which, we are told, he attached to both his arms and his feet.
- She laid the four pieces of parchment on the varnished surface of the table and paced up and down the length of the kitchen.
- In that year the chancery clerks began to keep copies, on rolls of parchment, of most of the letters - and certainly of all the important ones - sent out under the great seal.
- She was older, even by elf standards, and had grey hair and skin like old parchment.
- Her hair was blackened and sodden, and her skin was yellowing, like parchment or old bread.
- His eyes were cold grey pebbles against the ancient parchment of his complexion.
- I came always in the afternoon, for in the forenoon when I had finished my reading or writing I was at work spinning, or helping the monks prepare inks or parchment.
- Since then most societies have used horns of animals with the tips cut off and covered with parchment, leather, sponges, and cloths for infants to suckle.
- But how good will you look if your skin turns to parchment decades before it should?
- Grasping the bag she felt the soft crinkle of old parchment beneath the worn cloth.
- He began his audacious series of deceptions at the age of 17, when he was working in a lawyer's office with easy access to old parchment, deeds, and antiquated forms of writing.
- The words had been scrawled onto the leathery parchment with a crude piece of charcoal.
- Here the monks prepared the parchment, stretching it on frames and scraping it to make it smooth, after it had first been soaked in specially prepared liquids to condition it.
- As Heather approached it she saw that it had a piece of decrepit parchment, all rolled up like a scroll.
- His skin felt like wet parchment, and I'll tell you a secret, I knew a little girl who would draw on him.
- The most important expression of public feeling came on great, stiff rolls of parchment.
- King James was sitting on his throne, reading from a thin piece of parchment.
- He motioned Adriana to a chair and took his seat at a broad table covered with parchment rolls.
1. 1.1 A manuscript written on parchment.
  羊皮纸文稿
  a large collection of ancient parchments
  一大批古代羊皮纸文稿藏品。
  Example sentencesExamples
  With one curious glance back up at the wrinkled face, he quickly took the parchments, trying not to make contact with the Lord's hand.
  The yellow parchments were written in five dominating languages, but these days of war brought few literate people.
  In it was a rolled up parchment, ancient in its design yet kept in good condition.
  The general impression is that the majority of them want to release terrorists onto our streets, in purblind deference to some mouldy medieval parchments with Latin names like Magna Carta and Habeas Corpus.
  Those books and parchments were precious to him.
  Instead of books however, rolls of parchments, scrolls, and the like were piled up on the shelves.
  Healer Marissa Shanloff raised a sheaf of parchments in the air.
  The youngsters settled for the night, far too tired to read parchments or write letters.
  The dark shape suddenly stood and stretched quickly, towering over the wrinkled old manuscripts and parchments.
  Everywhere one looked, row after row of long oaken bookcases held scrolls, parchments and bound books.
  He would sit up there for hours pouring over books and parchments.
  While the Torah mentions tefillin, but gives no details, everyone throughout history has had the same black boxes, leather straps and identical parchments inside.
  Evidently, none of the thirteen scroll-bearers knew the real importance of the parchments that had been in their possession for the past five years.
  Turning a corner, he entered a room where several vampires were seated around a large wooden table with identical parchments set upon the tables for them to inspect.
  Three scrolls, eight parchments, and a book occupied the table when the dust settled.
  Cluttered with long-forgotten books, parchments, and manuscripts - most many years old - she had just now managed to clear a space.
  It was covered in books and parchments from the opposite wall of shelves, but it was one of few places to sit in the cluttered study.
  The table - covered with books, parchments, scrolls, and dust - was old and rickety.
2. 1.2 A type of stiff translucent paper treated to resemble parchment and used for lampshades, as a writing surface, and in baking.
  （用于灯罩、书写、及烘焙的）仿羊皮纸
  Example sentencesExamples
  Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and lightly dust with flour.
  Lining a brioche or bread mold with butter and or buttered parchment paper allows the dense dough to rise evenly during its oven time.
  Use your cutest cookie shapes to cut out cookies, and place them on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper or, even better, a silicon baking mat, not too close to one another.
  Transfer mixture to small baking pan lined with parchment paper and spread to an even 1-inch thickness.
  This one was moist and tender, marinated in wine and tomatoes, baked in parchment paper, and served with dark-roasted potatoes.
  Use a fork to lift the apricots from the bowl, and deposit them carefully on a feuille guitare, a sheet of parchment paper or a silicon baking mat.
  Line a flat work surface with parchment and lay out a dozen crêpes.
  I used the term ‘pipe’ when I was describing how to place the Gougeres cheese dough on parchment paper.
  Place the racks over parchment paper or a baking sheet and brush generously all over - bottoms, tops, and sides - with the syrup.
  Line a second baking sheet with parchment paper or a silicone baking mat, and keep it close at hand.
  Prepare a cookie sheet lined with a silicon baking mat or parchment paper.
  Robert baked a slab of king salmon in parchment paper and doused it with a sauce of honey, lime, and soy sauce.
  Transfer the polenta cakes onto a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper.
  Cover the ribs with a circle of parchment paper and braise in the oven.
  For the poached pears: Cut out a circle of parchment paper large enough to cover the surface of a large saucepan.
  Transfer into a large dish (glass, ceramic or earthenware) and cover the surface with a sheet of parchment paper.
  Preheat the oven to 200°C and line a cookie sheet with parchment paper.
  With a slotted spatula, place the boiled bagels on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper and sprinkled with cornmeal.
  Transfer the hazelnuts onto a silicon baking mat or a sheet of parchment paper, spreading them with the spoon to get them in just one layer.
  Put the heads of garlic, cut side up, on baking sheet with parchment paper and bake until cloves are tender and light golden brown, about 35 minutes.
3. 1.3informal A diploma or other formal document.
  〈非正式〉毕业文凭；正式文件

Origin

Middle English: from Old French parchemin, from a blend of late Latin pergamina ‘writing material from Pergamum’ and Parthica pellis ‘Parthian skin’ (a kind of scarlet leather).

单词	parchment
释义	Definition of parchment in English: parchment noun ˈpɑːtʃm(ə)ntˈpɑrtʃmənt mass noun 1A stiff, flat, thin material made from the prepared skin of an animal, usually a sheep or goat, and used as a durable writing surface in ancient and medieval times. 羊皮纸 he borrowed a quill and a piece of parchment his skin stretched like old parchment over his cheeks as modifier parchment rolls Example sentencesExamples Here the monks prepared the parchment, stretching it on frames and scraping it to make it smooth, after it had first been soaked in specially prepared liquids to condition it. The most important expression of public feeling came on great, stiff rolls of parchment. His skin felt like wet parchment, and I'll tell you a secret, I knew a little girl who would draw on him. He handed her a piece of old parchment then headed to the door. She laid the four pieces of parchment on the varnished surface of the table and paced up and down the length of the kitchen. Her hair was blackened and sodden, and her skin was yellowing, like parchment or old bread. Since then most societies have used horns of animals with the tips cut off and covered with parchment, leather, sponges, and cloths for infants to suckle. But how good will you look if your skin turns to parchment decades before it should? She was older, even by elf standards, and had grey hair and skin like old parchment. He began his audacious series of deceptions at the age of 17, when he was working in a lawyer's office with easy access to old parchment, deeds, and antiquated forms of writing. His eyes were cold grey pebbles against the ancient parchment of his complexion. In that year the chancery clerks began to keep copies, on rolls of parchment, of most of the letters - and certainly of all the important ones - sent out under the great seal. He motioned Adriana to a chair and took his seat at a broad table covered with parchment rolls. As Heather approached it she saw that it had a piece of decrepit parchment, all rolled up like a scroll. To complete his birdman outfit, the monk must have stretched parchment or thin cloth over the frame, which, we are told, he attached to both his arms and his feet. I came always in the afternoon, for in the forenoon when I had finished my reading or writing I was at work spinning, or helping the monks prepare inks or parchment. The words had been scrawled onto the leathery parchment with a crude piece of charcoal. King James was sitting on his throne, reading from a thin piece of parchment. Vellum, traditionally made from calf skin as opposed to parchment which is made from goat or sheep skin, is very expensive. Grasping the bag she felt the soft crinkle of old parchment beneath the worn cloth. 1.1count noun A manuscript written on parchment. 羊皮纸文稿 a large collection of ancient parchments 一大批古代羊皮纸文稿藏品。 Example sentencesExamples Instead of books however, rolls of parchments, scrolls, and the like were piled up on the shelves. The table - covered with books, parchments, scrolls, and dust - was old and rickety. Cluttered with long-forgotten books, parchments, and manuscripts - most many years old - she had just now managed to clear a space. Turning a corner, he entered a room where several vampires were seated around a large wooden table with identical parchments set upon the tables for them to inspect. The youngsters settled for the night, far too tired to read parchments or write letters. The general impression is that the majority of them want to release terrorists onto our streets, in purblind deference to some mouldy medieval parchments with Latin names like Magna Carta and Habeas Corpus. Healer Marissa Shanloff raised a sheaf of parchments in the air. The yellow parchments were written in five dominating languages, but these days of war brought few literate people. Evidently, none of the thirteen scroll-bearers knew the real importance of the parchments that had been in their possession for the past five years. Three scrolls, eight parchments, and a book occupied the table when the dust settled. With one curious glance back up at the wrinkled face, he quickly took the parchments, trying not to make contact with the Lord's hand. Those books and parchments were precious to him. It was covered in books and parchments from the opposite wall of shelves, but it was one of few places to sit in the cluttered study. In it was a rolled up parchment, ancient in its design yet kept in good condition. The dark shape suddenly stood and stretched quickly, towering over the wrinkled old manuscripts and parchments. He would sit up there for hours pouring over books and parchments. Everywhere one looked, row after row of long oaken bookcases held scrolls, parchments and bound books. While the Torah mentions tefillin, but gives no details, everyone throughout history has had the same black boxes, leather straps and identical parchments inside. 1.2 A type of stiff translucent paper treated to resemble parchment and used for lampshades, as a writing surface, and in baking. （用于灯罩、书写、及烘焙的）仿羊皮纸 line a 2 lb loaf tin with baking parchment Example sentencesExamples Transfer the polenta cakes onto a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper. With a slotted spatula, place the boiled bagels on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper and sprinkled with cornmeal. This one was moist and tender, marinated in wine and tomatoes, baked in parchment paper, and served with dark-roasted potatoes. Transfer mixture to small baking pan lined with parchment paper and spread to an even 1-inch thickness. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and lightly dust with flour. For the poached pears: Cut out a circle of parchment paper large enough to cover the surface of a large saucepan. I used the term ‘pipe’ when I was describing how to place the Gougeres cheese dough on parchment paper. Prepare a cookie sheet lined with a silicon baking mat or parchment paper. Line a second baking sheet with parchment paper or a silicone baking mat, and keep it close at hand. Preheat the oven to 200°C and line a cookie sheet with parchment paper. Use a fork to lift the apricots from the bowl, and deposit them carefully on a feuille guitare, a sheet of parchment paper or a silicon baking mat. Cover the ribs with a circle of parchment paper and braise in the oven. Line a flat work surface with parchment and lay out a dozen crêpes. Place the racks over parchment paper or a baking sheet and brush generously all over - bottoms, tops, and sides - with the syrup. Transfer into a large dish (glass, ceramic or earthenware) and cover the surface with a sheet of parchment paper. Transfer the hazelnuts onto a silicon baking mat or a sheet of parchment paper, spreading them with the spoon to get them in just one layer. Put the heads of garlic, cut side up, on baking sheet with parchment paper and bake until cloves are tender and light golden brown, about 35 minutes. Robert baked a slab of king salmon in parchment paper and doused it with a sauce of honey, lime, and soy sauce. Use your cutest cookie shapes to cut out cookies, and place them on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper or, even better, a silicon baking mat, not too close to one another. Lining a brioche or bread mold with butter and or buttered parchment paper allows the dense dough to rise evenly during its oven time. 1.3informal count noun A diploma or other formal document. 〈非正式〉毕业文凭；正式文件 she taught for two years till she got her parchment Origin Middle English: from Old French parchemin, from a blend of late Latin pergamina 'writing material from Pergamum' and Parthica pellis 'Parthian skin' (a kind of scarlet leather). This comes from Old French parchemin, a blend of late Latin pergamina ‘writing material from Pergamum’ and Parthica pellis ‘Parthian skin’ (a kind of scarlet leather). The use of treated animal skin as a writing material, when papyrus was the usual material (see paper), was traditionally said to have been invented by King Eumenes II of Pergamum (r.197–158 bc). Definition of parchment in US English: parchment nounˈpärCHməntˈpɑrtʃmənt 1A stiff, flat, thin material made from the prepared skin of an animal and used as a durable writing surface in ancient and medieval times. 羊皮纸 Example sentencesExamples He handed her a piece of old parchment then headed to the door. Vellum, traditionally made from calf skin as opposed to parchment which is made from goat or sheep skin, is very expensive. To complete his birdman outfit, the monk must have stretched parchment or thin cloth over the frame, which, we are told, he attached to both his arms and his feet. She laid the four pieces of parchment on the varnished surface of the table and paced up and down the length of the kitchen. In that year the chancery clerks began to keep copies, on rolls of parchment, of most of the letters - and certainly of all the important ones - sent out under the great seal. She was older, even by elf standards, and had grey hair and skin like old parchment. Her hair was blackened and sodden, and her skin was yellowing, like parchment or old bread. His eyes were cold grey pebbles against the ancient parchment of his complexion. I came always in the afternoon, for in the forenoon when I had finished my reading or writing I was at work spinning, or helping the monks prepare inks or parchment. Since then most societies have used horns of animals with the tips cut off and covered with parchment, leather, sponges, and cloths for infants to suckle. But how good will you look if your skin turns to parchment decades before it should? Grasping the bag she felt the soft crinkle of old parchment beneath the worn cloth. He began his audacious series of deceptions at the age of 17, when he was working in a lawyer's office with easy access to old parchment, deeds, and antiquated forms of writing. The words had been scrawled onto the leathery parchment with a crude piece of charcoal. Here the monks prepared the parchment, stretching it on frames and scraping it to make it smooth, after it had first been soaked in specially prepared liquids to condition it. As Heather approached it she saw that it had a piece of decrepit parchment, all rolled up like a scroll. His skin felt like wet parchment, and I'll tell you a secret, I knew a little girl who would draw on him. The most important expression of public feeling came on great, stiff rolls of parchment. King James was sitting on his throne, reading from a thin piece of parchment. He motioned Adriana to a chair and took his seat at a broad table covered with parchment rolls. 1.1 A manuscript written on parchment. 羊皮纸文稿 a large collection of ancient parchments 一大批古代羊皮纸文稿藏品。 Example sentencesExamples With one curious glance back up at the wrinkled face, he quickly took the parchments, trying not to make contact with the Lord's hand. The yellow parchments were written in five dominating languages, but these days of war brought few literate people. In it was a rolled up parchment, ancient in its design yet kept in good condition. The general impression is that the majority of them want to release terrorists onto our streets, in purblind deference to some mouldy medieval parchments with Latin names like Magna Carta and Habeas Corpus. Those books and parchments were precious to him. Instead of books however, rolls of parchments, scrolls, and the like were piled up on the shelves. Healer Marissa Shanloff raised a sheaf of parchments in the air. The youngsters settled for the night, far too tired to read parchments or write letters. The dark shape suddenly stood and stretched quickly, towering over the wrinkled old manuscripts and parchments. Everywhere one looked, row after row of long oaken bookcases held scrolls, parchments and bound books. He would sit up there for hours pouring over books and parchments. While the Torah mentions tefillin, but gives no details, everyone throughout history has had the same black boxes, leather straps and identical parchments inside. Evidently, none of the thirteen scroll-bearers knew the real importance of the parchments that had been in their possession for the past five years. Turning a corner, he entered a room where several vampires were seated around a large wooden table with identical parchments set upon the tables for them to inspect. Three scrolls, eight parchments, and a book occupied the table when the dust settled. Cluttered with long-forgotten books, parchments, and manuscripts - most many years old - she had just now managed to clear a space. It was covered in books and parchments from the opposite wall of shelves, but it was one of few places to sit in the cluttered study. The table - covered with books, parchments, scrolls, and dust - was old and rickety. 1.2 A type of stiff translucent paper treated to resemble parchment and used for lampshades, as a writing surface, and in baking. （用于灯罩、书写、及烘焙的）仿羊皮纸 Example sentencesExamples Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and lightly dust with flour. Lining a brioche or bread mold with butter and or buttered parchment paper allows the dense dough to rise evenly during its oven time. Use your cutest cookie shapes to cut out cookies, and place them on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper or, even better, a silicon baking mat, not too close to one another. Transfer mixture to small baking pan lined with parchment paper and spread to an even 1-inch thickness. This one was moist and tender, marinated in wine and tomatoes, baked in parchment paper, and served with dark-roasted potatoes. Use a fork to lift the apricots from the bowl, and deposit them carefully on a feuille guitare, a sheet of parchment paper or a silicon baking mat. Line a flat work surface with parchment and lay out a dozen crêpes. I used the term ‘pipe’ when I was describing how to place the Gougeres cheese dough on parchment paper. Place the racks over parchment paper or a baking sheet and brush generously all over - bottoms, tops, and sides - with the syrup. Line a second baking sheet with parchment paper or a silicone baking mat, and keep it close at hand. Prepare a cookie sheet lined with a silicon baking mat or parchment paper. Robert baked a slab of king salmon in parchment paper and doused it with a sauce of honey, lime, and soy sauce. Transfer the polenta cakes onto a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper. Cover the ribs with a circle of parchment paper and braise in the oven. For the poached pears: Cut out a circle of parchment paper large enough to cover the surface of a large saucepan. Transfer into a large dish (glass, ceramic or earthenware) and cover the surface with a sheet of parchment paper. Preheat the oven to 200°C and line a cookie sheet with parchment paper. With a slotted spatula, place the boiled bagels on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper and sprinkled with cornmeal. Transfer the hazelnuts onto a silicon baking mat or a sheet of parchment paper, spreading them with the spoon to get them in just one layer. Put the heads of garlic, cut side up, on baking sheet with parchment paper and bake until cloves are tender and light golden brown, about 35 minutes. 1.3informal A diploma or other formal document. 〈非正式〉毕业文凭；正式文件 Origin Middle English: from Old French parchemin, from a blend of late Latin pergamina ‘writing material from Pergamum’ and Parthica pellis ‘Parthian skin’ (a kind of scarlet leather).
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