Definition of sesame in English:

sesame

noun ˈsɛsəmiˈsɛsəmi

mass noun

1A tall annual herbaceous plant of tropical and subtropical areas of the Old World, cultivated for its oil-rich seeds.
芝麻，胡麻
Sesamum indicum, family Pedaliaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Most of the crops are from dry land including groundnuts, sunflower, green gram, sesame and soya.
- The farmers in the village grew ragi, cow pea, pigeon pea, green gram, jowar, horse gram and sesame.
- Maize and sesame are common in the irrigated farms along the Wabe Sha ile River.
1. 1.1 The edible seeds of the sesame plant, which are used whole or have the oil extracted.
  芝麻籽
  Example sentencesExamples
  I went for the turkey combo with a sesame seed bagel, which was turkey, tomato, cheese and baby spinach.
  Costing a mere €7.20, this light potato pancake was filled with kimchi and served with soy sauce, sesame seeds, garlic and finely chopped leeks.
  It packs a powerful yet sensual punch, thanks to a blend of mint leaf, sesame seed and hazel wood.
  Two onions, a blueberry, a sesame seed, and two egg bagels, still hot, lay nestled at the bottom.
  Moon Cake is named for an annual Chinese harvest festival during which people eat sweet cakes, often made partly with lotus or sesame seed and bean paste and generally shaped like the full moon the festival celebrates.
  Add 2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar, a dash or two of ground black pepper and a couple drops of sesame seed oil.
  They cost about 7 dollars and they are served on an oversized sesame seed bun with lettuce, tomatoes, onion rings and fries.
  Pour black sesame seeds into one small shallow bowl and white seeds into another.
  Soybeans, sesame seeds, whole grains and wheat germ are good vegetarian sources of zinc.
  Every last sesame seed had to be removed from his bread and the chef had to specifically prepare his vegetables to make sure they didn't contain any green beans, squash, or peas.
  She cut off a piece off a large sesame seed loaf and toasted it whilst looking at the spreads.
  They can be found in cold-pressed olive oil, sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds and marine oils.
  On the living room table are three huge salad bowls and onions, tomatoes, feta cheese, sesame seeds, beetroot, celery, spinach and garlic.
  I look at the people in the cars all being served with processed meat on sesame seed buns.
  One oil commonly used in stir-frying is sesame seed oil, which has a high specific heat so you cook faster, leading to a fresher final dish.
  They should know what really lurks between those sesame seed buns.
  In a bowl, combine soy sauce and sesame seed oil.
  Then I topped a gargantuan sesame seed bagel with a layer of creamy butter and a thick chunk of Gouda before biting into it.
  They are obvious to the naked eye but get no larger than a sesame seed.
  Shichimi is a mixture of chili peppers, pepper leaf, poppy seeds, mustard seeds, sesame seeds, rapeseeds, dried orange or lemon peel.

Origin

Late Middle English: via Latin from Greek sēsamon, sēsamē; compare with Arabic simsim.

One of the stories told in the Arabian Nights is that of ‘Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves'. Ali Baba gains access to the robbers’ cave by saying the magic words ‘open sesame!’, at which the door flies open. This and the other Arabic tales in the collection were published in French in the early 18th century and were quickly translated into English. This gave a new lease of life to, and fixed the form of, sesame as the name of a plant with oil-rich seeds, which had appeared occasionally since the later Middle Ages in a variety of spellings. The word itself is recorded in Greek as sēsamon or sēsamē, but is probably connected to Arabic simsim. Since the early 19th century an open sesame has meant an easy way of securing access to what would normally be inaccessible.

Definition of sesame in US English:

sesame

nounˈsesəmēˈsɛsəmi

1A tall annual herbaceous plant of tropical and subtropical areas of the Old World, cultivated for its oil-rich seeds.
芝麻，胡麻
Sesamum indicum, family Pedaliaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- The farmers in the village grew ragi, cow pea, pigeon pea, green gram, jowar, horse gram and sesame.
- Most of the crops are from dry land including groundnuts, sunflower, green gram, sesame and soya.
- Maize and sesame are common in the irrigated farms along the Wabe Sha ile River.
1. 1.1 The edible seeds of the sesame plant, which are used whole or have the oil extracted.
  芝麻籽
  Example sentencesExamples
  I look at the people in the cars all being served with processed meat on sesame seed buns.
  In a bowl, combine soy sauce and sesame seed oil.
  They are obvious to the naked eye but get no larger than a sesame seed.
  Costing a mere €7.20, this light potato pancake was filled with kimchi and served with soy sauce, sesame seeds, garlic and finely chopped leeks.
  They should know what really lurks between those sesame seed buns.
  Moon Cake is named for an annual Chinese harvest festival during which people eat sweet cakes, often made partly with lotus or sesame seed and bean paste and generally shaped like the full moon the festival celebrates.
  Shichimi is a mixture of chili peppers, pepper leaf, poppy seeds, mustard seeds, sesame seeds, rapeseeds, dried orange or lemon peel.
  It packs a powerful yet sensual punch, thanks to a blend of mint leaf, sesame seed and hazel wood.
  She cut off a piece off a large sesame seed loaf and toasted it whilst looking at the spreads.
  Then I topped a gargantuan sesame seed bagel with a layer of creamy butter and a thick chunk of Gouda before biting into it.
  They cost about 7 dollars and they are served on an oversized sesame seed bun with lettuce, tomatoes, onion rings and fries.
  On the living room table are three huge salad bowls and onions, tomatoes, feta cheese, sesame seeds, beetroot, celery, spinach and garlic.
  Every last sesame seed had to be removed from his bread and the chef had to specifically prepare his vegetables to make sure they didn't contain any green beans, squash, or peas.
  I went for the turkey combo with a sesame seed bagel, which was turkey, tomato, cheese and baby spinach.
  Pour black sesame seeds into one small shallow bowl and white seeds into another.
  Add 2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar, a dash or two of ground black pepper and a couple drops of sesame seed oil.
  They can be found in cold-pressed olive oil, sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds and marine oils.
  Two onions, a blueberry, a sesame seed, and two egg bagels, still hot, lay nestled at the bottom.
  Soybeans, sesame seeds, whole grains and wheat germ are good vegetarian sources of zinc.
  One oil commonly used in stir-frying is sesame seed oil, which has a high specific heat so you cook faster, leading to a fresher final dish.

Origin

Late Middle English: via Latin from Greek sēsamon, sēsamē; compare with Arabic simsim.

单词	sesame
释义	Definition of sesame in English: sesame noun ˈsɛsəmiˈsɛsəmi mass noun 1A tall annual herbaceous plant of tropical and subtropical areas of the Old World, cultivated for its oil-rich seeds. 芝麻，胡麻 Sesamum indicum, family Pedaliaceae Example sentencesExamples Most of the crops are from dry land including groundnuts, sunflower, green gram, sesame and soya. The farmers in the village grew ragi, cow pea, pigeon pea, green gram, jowar, horse gram and sesame. Maize and sesame are common in the irrigated farms along the Wabe Sha ile River. 1.1 The edible seeds of the sesame plant, which are used whole or have the oil extracted. 芝麻籽 Example sentencesExamples I went for the turkey combo with a sesame seed bagel, which was turkey, tomato, cheese and baby spinach. Costing a mere €7.20, this light potato pancake was filled with kimchi and served with soy sauce, sesame seeds, garlic and finely chopped leeks. It packs a powerful yet sensual punch, thanks to a blend of mint leaf, sesame seed and hazel wood. Two onions, a blueberry, a sesame seed, and two egg bagels, still hot, lay nestled at the bottom. Moon Cake is named for an annual Chinese harvest festival during which people eat sweet cakes, often made partly with lotus or sesame seed and bean paste and generally shaped like the full moon the festival celebrates. Add 2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar, a dash or two of ground black pepper and a couple drops of sesame seed oil. They cost about 7 dollars and they are served on an oversized sesame seed bun with lettuce, tomatoes, onion rings and fries. Pour black sesame seeds into one small shallow bowl and white seeds into another. Soybeans, sesame seeds, whole grains and wheat germ are good vegetarian sources of zinc. Every last sesame seed had to be removed from his bread and the chef had to specifically prepare his vegetables to make sure they didn't contain any green beans, squash, or peas. She cut off a piece off a large sesame seed loaf and toasted it whilst looking at the spreads. They can be found in cold-pressed olive oil, sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds and marine oils. On the living room table are three huge salad bowls and onions, tomatoes, feta cheese, sesame seeds, beetroot, celery, spinach and garlic. I look at the people in the cars all being served with processed meat on sesame seed buns. One oil commonly used in stir-frying is sesame seed oil, which has a high specific heat so you cook faster, leading to a fresher final dish. They should know what really lurks between those sesame seed buns. In a bowl, combine soy sauce and sesame seed oil. Then I topped a gargantuan sesame seed bagel with a layer of creamy butter and a thick chunk of Gouda before biting into it. They are obvious to the naked eye but get no larger than a sesame seed. Shichimi is a mixture of chili peppers, pepper leaf, poppy seeds, mustard seeds, sesame seeds, rapeseeds, dried orange or lemon peel. Origin Late Middle English: via Latin from Greek sēsamon, sēsamē; compare with Arabic simsim. One of the stories told in the Arabian Nights is that of ‘Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves'. Ali Baba gains access to the robbers’ cave by saying the magic words ‘open sesame!’, at which the door flies open. This and the other Arabic tales in the collection were published in French in the early 18th century and were quickly translated into English. This gave a new lease of life to, and fixed the form of, sesame as the name of a plant with oil-rich seeds, which had appeared occasionally since the later Middle Ages in a variety of spellings. The word itself is recorded in Greek as sēsamon or sēsamē, but is probably connected to Arabic simsim. Since the early 19th century an open sesame has meant an easy way of securing access to what would normally be inaccessible. Definition of sesame in US English: sesame nounˈsesəmēˈsɛsəmi 1A tall annual herbaceous plant of tropical and subtropical areas of the Old World, cultivated for its oil-rich seeds. 芝麻，胡麻 Sesamum indicum, family Pedaliaceae Example sentencesExamples The farmers in the village grew ragi, cow pea, pigeon pea, green gram, jowar, horse gram and sesame. Most of the crops are from dry land including groundnuts, sunflower, green gram, sesame and soya. Maize and sesame are common in the irrigated farms along the Wabe Sha ile River. 1.1 The edible seeds of the sesame plant, which are used whole or have the oil extracted. 芝麻籽 Example sentencesExamples I look at the people in the cars all being served with processed meat on sesame seed buns. In a bowl, combine soy sauce and sesame seed oil. They are obvious to the naked eye but get no larger than a sesame seed. Costing a mere €7.20, this light potato pancake was filled with kimchi and served with soy sauce, sesame seeds, garlic and finely chopped leeks. They should know what really lurks between those sesame seed buns. Moon Cake is named for an annual Chinese harvest festival during which people eat sweet cakes, often made partly with lotus or sesame seed and bean paste and generally shaped like the full moon the festival celebrates. Shichimi is a mixture of chili peppers, pepper leaf, poppy seeds, mustard seeds, sesame seeds, rapeseeds, dried orange or lemon peel. It packs a powerful yet sensual punch, thanks to a blend of mint leaf, sesame seed and hazel wood. She cut off a piece off a large sesame seed loaf and toasted it whilst looking at the spreads. Then I topped a gargantuan sesame seed bagel with a layer of creamy butter and a thick chunk of Gouda before biting into it. They cost about 7 dollars and they are served on an oversized sesame seed bun with lettuce, tomatoes, onion rings and fries. On the living room table are three huge salad bowls and onions, tomatoes, feta cheese, sesame seeds, beetroot, celery, spinach and garlic. Every last sesame seed had to be removed from his bread and the chef had to specifically prepare his vegetables to make sure they didn't contain any green beans, squash, or peas. I went for the turkey combo with a sesame seed bagel, which was turkey, tomato, cheese and baby spinach. Pour black sesame seeds into one small shallow bowl and white seeds into another. Add 2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar, a dash or two of ground black pepper and a couple drops of sesame seed oil. They can be found in cold-pressed olive oil, sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds and marine oils. Two onions, a blueberry, a sesame seed, and two egg bagels, still hot, lay nestled at the bottom. Soybeans, sesame seeds, whole grains and wheat germ are good vegetarian sources of zinc. One oil commonly used in stir-frying is sesame seed oil, which has a high specific heat so you cook faster, leading to a fresher final dish. Origin Late Middle English: via Latin from Greek sēsamon, sēsamē; compare with Arabic simsim.
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