Definition of recipe in English:

recipe

noun ˈrɛsɪpiˈrɛsəˌpi

1A set of instructions for preparing a particular dish, including a list of the ingredients required.
烹饪法；食谱
a traditional Yorkshire recipe
约克郡传统烹饪法。
Example sentencesExamples
- Following a traditional recipe, the scientists prepared the maize and analysed the contents.
- The extensive index lists contributors and their recipes for quick reference.
- It was my mother's recipe, the first of her recipes I tried to prepare since her death that winter.
- As with all recipes, the ingredients are probably the best place to start.
- The basic instructions are the same for all the recipes listed here.
- You will find the ingredients for these recipes are easy to find and the cooking time is usually minimal.
- Most of the recipes are simple to prepare and follow short ingredient lists.
- As you look through the cookbook, make sure the recipes include ingredients you like or are willing to try.
- She was stuck in the kitchen, surrounded by recipes and various ingredients.
- He always started with his special thick and creamy soup, prepared to a secret recipe and reserved for him alone.
- She had the opportunity to work with various ingredients and recipes.
- Macaroon recipes have appeared in cookery books since at least the late 17th century.
- We will be offering a seafood cookbook with recipes for several savory lobster dishes.
- For our recent dinner I made at least nine different dishes from this recipe book.
- Such recipes often include a list of ingredients that can be found within the store.
- Her contribution included compiling a cookery book after pestering celebrity chefs for recipes.
- I don't measure the ingredients and I never give recipes with exact ingredients.
- Exotic dishes are explained in a simple way and therefore the recipes are easy to prepare at home.
- As it is almost upon us, I have opted for some quick, easy recipes using ingredients that you probably have at home.
- Short fables and wise sayings are mingled with recipes, lists, and jokes.
Synonyms
cooking directions
archaic receipt
1. 1.1 Something which is likely to lead to a particular outcome.
  〈喻〉促成因素
  sky-high interest rates are a recipe for disaster
  极高的利率易导致灾难的发生。
  Example sentencesExamples
  This has of course always been a recipe for dictatorship and terror.
  Pinning your hopes on the state is a recipe for disappointment.
  Concentrating on consumption at the expense of production is a recipe for prolonging recessions.
  Allowing ideology to drive science is a recipe for second rate science.
  Any offer to cover cost overruns even before construction begins is a recipe for making cost overruns a certainty.
  That, ultimately, is a recipe for corrupt government, if this sort of thing is allowed to flourish.
  Sending refugees to some rural area where there is nothing going on is, by contrast, a recipe for instability and resentment.
  Her willingness to be raunchy on screen was a major ingredient of her recipe for success.
  Routinely arming the police, however, seems like a recipe for disaster.
  As we know, state ownership is not a recipe for successful film production.
  But if people see this as a recipe for some sudden improvement in prices, they'd be mistaken.
  It sounds like a recipe for disaster, yet everyone on board the flight survived.
  The equation is very simple - high powered cars on poor quality roads is not a recipe for success.
  And given the past colonial history in the region, that's not a recipe for unification.
  This is a recipe for a non-functioning society, since robust public life would become impossible.
  The clash, at the pivotal point of the march, was a recipe for chaos as tens of thousands of demonstrators piled forward along the street.
  Add in a few British classic cars and you have a recipe for success.
  The first alternative is a shortcut to insolvency, the second, a recipe for discontentment and civil unrest.
  I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a recipe for lots of awkwardness.
  They proved that to have a good sense of humour is definitely a recipe for success, especially with the younger crowd.
  It is a recipe for further volatility in the lead up to next year's elections.
  Synonyms
  means/way of achieving, means/way of ensuring
  prescription, formula, method, technique, system, procedure, plan
  likely cause of, source of
  MO, process, means, way
  blueprint
  Latin modus operandi
2. 1.2archaic A medical prescription.
  〈古〉处方
  it would be useless to enumerate all the drugs and recipes for their application which have been tried
  Example sentencesExamples
  Medical recipes, then and now, can often seem confusing because of their wealth of abbreviations and symbols.
  This work-diary is composed of medical recipes written in a technical and highly abbreviated Latin.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin, literally 'receive!' (first used as an instruction in medical prescriptions), imperative of recipere.

Definition of recipe in US English:

recipe

nounˈresəˌpēˈrɛsəˌpi

1A set of instructions for preparing a particular dish, including a list of the ingredients required.
烹饪法；食谱
a traditional Indonesian recipe
约克郡传统烹饪法。
Example sentencesExamples
- For our recent dinner I made at least nine different dishes from this recipe book.
- He always started with his special thick and creamy soup, prepared to a secret recipe and reserved for him alone.
- Exotic dishes are explained in a simple way and therefore the recipes are easy to prepare at home.
- As you look through the cookbook, make sure the recipes include ingredients you like or are willing to try.
- Short fables and wise sayings are mingled with recipes, lists, and jokes.
- You will find the ingredients for these recipes are easy to find and the cooking time is usually minimal.
- She was stuck in the kitchen, surrounded by recipes and various ingredients.
- We will be offering a seafood cookbook with recipes for several savory lobster dishes.
- She had the opportunity to work with various ingredients and recipes.
- The basic instructions are the same for all the recipes listed here.
- Her contribution included compiling a cookery book after pestering celebrity chefs for recipes.
- Macaroon recipes have appeared in cookery books since at least the late 17th century.
- As it is almost upon us, I have opted for some quick, easy recipes using ingredients that you probably have at home.
- As with all recipes, the ingredients are probably the best place to start.
- Following a traditional recipe, the scientists prepared the maize and analysed the contents.
- Most of the recipes are simple to prepare and follow short ingredient lists.
- The extensive index lists contributors and their recipes for quick reference.
- Such recipes often include a list of ingredients that can be found within the store.
- I don't measure the ingredients and I never give recipes with exact ingredients.
- It was my mother's recipe, the first of her recipes I tried to prepare since her death that winter.
Synonyms
cooking directions
1. 1.1 Something which is likely to lead to a particular outcome.
  〈喻〉促成因素
  sky-high interest rates are a recipe for disaster
  极高的利率易导致灾难的发生。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Sending refugees to some rural area where there is nothing going on is, by contrast, a recipe for instability and resentment.
  Concentrating on consumption at the expense of production is a recipe for prolonging recessions.
  Her willingness to be raunchy on screen was a major ingredient of her recipe for success.
  The equation is very simple - high powered cars on poor quality roads is not a recipe for success.
  That, ultimately, is a recipe for corrupt government, if this sort of thing is allowed to flourish.
  This is a recipe for a non-functioning society, since robust public life would become impossible.
  The clash, at the pivotal point of the march, was a recipe for chaos as tens of thousands of demonstrators piled forward along the street.
  Any offer to cover cost overruns even before construction begins is a recipe for making cost overruns a certainty.
  Routinely arming the police, however, seems like a recipe for disaster.
  And given the past colonial history in the region, that's not a recipe for unification.
  This has of course always been a recipe for dictatorship and terror.
  Add in a few British classic cars and you have a recipe for success.
  It is a recipe for further volatility in the lead up to next year's elections.
  But if people see this as a recipe for some sudden improvement in prices, they'd be mistaken.
  Pinning your hopes on the state is a recipe for disappointment.
  They proved that to have a good sense of humour is definitely a recipe for success, especially with the younger crowd.
  Allowing ideology to drive science is a recipe for second rate science.
  I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a recipe for lots of awkwardness.
  As we know, state ownership is not a recipe for successful film production.
  The first alternative is a shortcut to insolvency, the second, a recipe for discontentment and civil unrest.
  It sounds like a recipe for disaster, yet everyone on board the flight survived.
  Synonyms
  means of achieving, way of achieving, means of ensuring, way of ensuring
2. 1.2archaic A medical prescription.
  〈古〉处方
  Example sentencesExamples
  Medical recipes, then and now, can often seem confusing because of their wealth of abbreviations and symbols.
  This work-diary is composed of medical recipes written in a technical and highly abbreviated Latin.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin, literally ‘receive!’ (first used as an instruction in medical prescriptions), imperative of recipere.

单词	recipe
释义	Definition of recipe in English: recipe noun ˈrɛsɪpiˈrɛsəˌpi 1A set of instructions for preparing a particular dish, including a list of the ingredients required. 烹饪法；食谱 a traditional Yorkshire recipe 约克郡传统烹饪法。 Example sentencesExamples Following a traditional recipe, the scientists prepared the maize and analysed the contents. The extensive index lists contributors and their recipes for quick reference. It was my mother's recipe, the first of her recipes I tried to prepare since her death that winter. As with all recipes, the ingredients are probably the best place to start. The basic instructions are the same for all the recipes listed here. You will find the ingredients for these recipes are easy to find and the cooking time is usually minimal. Most of the recipes are simple to prepare and follow short ingredient lists. As you look through the cookbook, make sure the recipes include ingredients you like or are willing to try. She was stuck in the kitchen, surrounded by recipes and various ingredients. He always started with his special thick and creamy soup, prepared to a secret recipe and reserved for him alone. She had the opportunity to work with various ingredients and recipes. Macaroon recipes have appeared in cookery books since at least the late 17th century. We will be offering a seafood cookbook with recipes for several savory lobster dishes. For our recent dinner I made at least nine different dishes from this recipe book. Such recipes often include a list of ingredients that can be found within the store. Her contribution included compiling a cookery book after pestering celebrity chefs for recipes. I don't measure the ingredients and I never give recipes with exact ingredients. Exotic dishes are explained in a simple way and therefore the recipes are easy to prepare at home. As it is almost upon us, I have opted for some quick, easy recipes using ingredients that you probably have at home. Short fables and wise sayings are mingled with recipes, lists, and jokes. Synonyms cooking directions archaic receipt 1.1 Something which is likely to lead to a particular outcome. 〈喻〉促成因素 sky-high interest rates are a recipe for disaster 极高的利率易导致灾难的发生。 Example sentencesExamples This has of course always been a recipe for dictatorship and terror. Pinning your hopes on the state is a recipe for disappointment. Concentrating on consumption at the expense of production is a recipe for prolonging recessions. Allowing ideology to drive science is a recipe for second rate science. Any offer to cover cost overruns even before construction begins is a recipe for making cost overruns a certainty. That, ultimately, is a recipe for corrupt government, if this sort of thing is allowed to flourish. Sending refugees to some rural area where there is nothing going on is, by contrast, a recipe for instability and resentment. Her willingness to be raunchy on screen was a major ingredient of her recipe for success. Routinely arming the police, however, seems like a recipe for disaster. As we know, state ownership is not a recipe for successful film production. But if people see this as a recipe for some sudden improvement in prices, they'd be mistaken. It sounds like a recipe for disaster, yet everyone on board the flight survived. The equation is very simple - high powered cars on poor quality roads is not a recipe for success. And given the past colonial history in the region, that's not a recipe for unification. This is a recipe for a non-functioning society, since robust public life would become impossible. The clash, at the pivotal point of the march, was a recipe for chaos as tens of thousands of demonstrators piled forward along the street. Add in a few British classic cars and you have a recipe for success. The first alternative is a shortcut to insolvency, the second, a recipe for discontentment and civil unrest. I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a recipe for lots of awkwardness. They proved that to have a good sense of humour is definitely a recipe for success, especially with the younger crowd. It is a recipe for further volatility in the lead up to next year's elections. Synonyms means/way of achieving, means/way of ensuring prescription, formula, method, technique, system, procedure, plan likely cause of, source of MO, process, means, way blueprint Latin modus operandi 1.2archaic A medical prescription. 〈古〉处方 it would be useless to enumerate all the drugs and recipes for their application which have been tried Example sentencesExamples Medical recipes, then and now, can often seem confusing because of their wealth of abbreviations and symbols. This work-diary is composed of medical recipes written in a technical and highly abbreviated Latin. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin, literally 'receive!' (first used as an instruction in medical prescriptions), imperative of recipere. Definition of recipe in US English: recipe nounˈresəˌpēˈrɛsəˌpi 1A set of instructions for preparing a particular dish, including a list of the ingredients required. 烹饪法；食谱 a traditional Indonesian recipe 约克郡传统烹饪法。 Example sentencesExamples For our recent dinner I made at least nine different dishes from this recipe book. He always started with his special thick and creamy soup, prepared to a secret recipe and reserved for him alone. Exotic dishes are explained in a simple way and therefore the recipes are easy to prepare at home. As you look through the cookbook, make sure the recipes include ingredients you like or are willing to try. Short fables and wise sayings are mingled with recipes, lists, and jokes. You will find the ingredients for these recipes are easy to find and the cooking time is usually minimal. She was stuck in the kitchen, surrounded by recipes and various ingredients. We will be offering a seafood cookbook with recipes for several savory lobster dishes. She had the opportunity to work with various ingredients and recipes. The basic instructions are the same for all the recipes listed here. Her contribution included compiling a cookery book after pestering celebrity chefs for recipes. Macaroon recipes have appeared in cookery books since at least the late 17th century. As it is almost upon us, I have opted for some quick, easy recipes using ingredients that you probably have at home. As with all recipes, the ingredients are probably the best place to start. Following a traditional recipe, the scientists prepared the maize and analysed the contents. Most of the recipes are simple to prepare and follow short ingredient lists. The extensive index lists contributors and their recipes for quick reference. Such recipes often include a list of ingredients that can be found within the store. I don't measure the ingredients and I never give recipes with exact ingredients. It was my mother's recipe, the first of her recipes I tried to prepare since her death that winter. Synonyms cooking directions 1.1 Something which is likely to lead to a particular outcome. 〈喻〉促成因素 sky-high interest rates are a recipe for disaster 极高的利率易导致灾难的发生。 Example sentencesExamples Sending refugees to some rural area where there is nothing going on is, by contrast, a recipe for instability and resentment. Concentrating on consumption at the expense of production is a recipe for prolonging recessions. Her willingness to be raunchy on screen was a major ingredient of her recipe for success. The equation is very simple - high powered cars on poor quality roads is not a recipe for success. That, ultimately, is a recipe for corrupt government, if this sort of thing is allowed to flourish. This is a recipe for a non-functioning society, since robust public life would become impossible. The clash, at the pivotal point of the march, was a recipe for chaos as tens of thousands of demonstrators piled forward along the street. Any offer to cover cost overruns even before construction begins is a recipe for making cost overruns a certainty. Routinely arming the police, however, seems like a recipe for disaster. And given the past colonial history in the region, that's not a recipe for unification. This has of course always been a recipe for dictatorship and terror. Add in a few British classic cars and you have a recipe for success. It is a recipe for further volatility in the lead up to next year's elections. But if people see this as a recipe for some sudden improvement in prices, they'd be mistaken. Pinning your hopes on the state is a recipe for disappointment. They proved that to have a good sense of humour is definitely a recipe for success, especially with the younger crowd. Allowing ideology to drive science is a recipe for second rate science. I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a recipe for lots of awkwardness. As we know, state ownership is not a recipe for successful film production. The first alternative is a shortcut to insolvency, the second, a recipe for discontentment and civil unrest. It sounds like a recipe for disaster, yet everyone on board the flight survived. Synonyms means of achieving, way of achieving, means of ensuring, way of ensuring 1.2archaic A medical prescription. 〈古〉处方 Example sentencesExamples Medical recipes, then and now, can often seem confusing because of their wealth of abbreviations and symbols. This work-diary is composed of medical recipes written in a technical and highly abbreviated Latin. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin, literally ‘receive!’ (first used as an instruction in medical prescriptions), imperative of recipere.
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