Definition of garlic press in English:

garlic press

noun

A handheld device for crushing cloves of garlic.
Example sentencesExamples
- Use a garlic press, pestle, or the side of a chef's knife to make a paste, which you can add to salad dressings or dishes at the end of cooking.
- Or, even simpler, just pass the pieces through a garlic press.
- Shelling is often done at primitive factories, sometimes using nothing more complicated than a hand-operated lever and piston arrangement resembling a gigantic garlic press.
- Do it by hand if you have a decent knife, but a garlic press will do if you're feeling lazy.
- Chop the garlic clove thinly or crush it with a garlic press.
- In other news, I'm renouncing the garlic press.
- The garlic press, however, is much cheaper and will actually do something beneficial.
- That's why a whole bulb has just a faint garlic aroma but the scent of a clove forced through the tiny holes of a garlic press can fill a room.
- For finishing touches, bits of green dough were pressed through a garlic press and placed under the feet of the figures for grass.
- Has anyone out there found a garlic press that is durable, smart-looking, and fun to use?
- Obviously the book is a marketing exercise but it's a fun read - the Neapolitan recipes work and there are a number of honestly helpful hints such as the importance of never using a garlic press.
- People always ask why I, the garlic fiend, do not own a garlic press.
- It looks like an incredibly oversized garlic press or, if you're a complete imbecile in the kitchen, it looks like a playdough press that you might have had as a child (the kind that turned the dough into colorful spaghetti).
- I put several cloves in the basket of my new garlic press and pushed down and my kitchen became pungent with this wonderful smell.
- If you have a garlic press, squish two of the cloves.
- In my mystery gift I got a garlic press and a jelly mould and a couple of other things.

Definition of garlic press in US English:

garlic press

noun

A handheld device for crushing cloves of garlic.
Example sentencesExamples
- It looks like an incredibly oversized garlic press or, if you're a complete imbecile in the kitchen, it looks like a playdough press that you might have had as a child (the kind that turned the dough into colorful spaghetti).
- I put several cloves in the basket of my new garlic press and pushed down and my kitchen became pungent with this wonderful smell.
- In other news, I'm renouncing the garlic press.
- Shelling is often done at primitive factories, sometimes using nothing more complicated than a hand-operated lever and piston arrangement resembling a gigantic garlic press.
- For finishing touches, bits of green dough were pressed through a garlic press and placed under the feet of the figures for grass.
- Or, even simpler, just pass the pieces through a garlic press.
- Chop the garlic clove thinly or crush it with a garlic press.
- The garlic press, however, is much cheaper and will actually do something beneficial.
- People always ask why I, the garlic fiend, do not own a garlic press.
- Do it by hand if you have a decent knife, but a garlic press will do if you're feeling lazy.
- In my mystery gift I got a garlic press and a jelly mould and a couple of other things.
- Use a garlic press, pestle, or the side of a chef's knife to make a paste, which you can add to salad dressings or dishes at the end of cooking.
- Has anyone out there found a garlic press that is durable, smart-looking, and fun to use?
- If you have a garlic press, squish two of the cloves.
- Obviously the book is a marketing exercise but it's a fun read - the Neapolitan recipes work and there are a number of honestly helpful hints such as the importance of never using a garlic press.
- That's why a whole bulb has just a faint garlic aroma but the scent of a clove forced through the tiny holes of a garlic press can fill a room.

单词	garlic press
释义	Definition of garlic press in English: garlic press noun A handheld device for crushing cloves of garlic. Example sentencesExamples Use a garlic press, pestle, or the side of a chef's knife to make a paste, which you can add to salad dressings or dishes at the end of cooking. Or, even simpler, just pass the pieces through a garlic press. Shelling is often done at primitive factories, sometimes using nothing more complicated than a hand-operated lever and piston arrangement resembling a gigantic garlic press. Do it by hand if you have a decent knife, but a garlic press will do if you're feeling lazy. Chop the garlic clove thinly or crush it with a garlic press. In other news, I'm renouncing the garlic press. The garlic press, however, is much cheaper and will actually do something beneficial. That's why a whole bulb has just a faint garlic aroma but the scent of a clove forced through the tiny holes of a garlic press can fill a room. For finishing touches, bits of green dough were pressed through a garlic press and placed under the feet of the figures for grass. Has anyone out there found a garlic press that is durable, smart-looking, and fun to use? Obviously the book is a marketing exercise but it's a fun read - the Neapolitan recipes work and there are a number of honestly helpful hints such as the importance of never using a garlic press. People always ask why I, the garlic fiend, do not own a garlic press. It looks like an incredibly oversized garlic press or, if you're a complete imbecile in the kitchen, it looks like a playdough press that you might have had as a child (the kind that turned the dough into colorful spaghetti). I put several cloves in the basket of my new garlic press and pushed down and my kitchen became pungent with this wonderful smell. If you have a garlic press, squish two of the cloves. In my mystery gift I got a garlic press and a jelly mould and a couple of other things. Definition of garlic press in US English: garlic press noun A handheld device for crushing cloves of garlic. Example sentencesExamples It looks like an incredibly oversized garlic press or, if you're a complete imbecile in the kitchen, it looks like a playdough press that you might have had as a child (the kind that turned the dough into colorful spaghetti). I put several cloves in the basket of my new garlic press and pushed down and my kitchen became pungent with this wonderful smell. In other news, I'm renouncing the garlic press. Shelling is often done at primitive factories, sometimes using nothing more complicated than a hand-operated lever and piston arrangement resembling a gigantic garlic press. For finishing touches, bits of green dough were pressed through a garlic press and placed under the feet of the figures for grass. Or, even simpler, just pass the pieces through a garlic press. Chop the garlic clove thinly or crush it with a garlic press. The garlic press, however, is much cheaper and will actually do something beneficial. People always ask why I, the garlic fiend, do not own a garlic press. Do it by hand if you have a decent knife, but a garlic press will do if you're feeling lazy. In my mystery gift I got a garlic press and a jelly mould and a couple of other things. Use a garlic press, pestle, or the side of a chef's knife to make a paste, which you can add to salad dressings or dishes at the end of cooking. Has anyone out there found a garlic press that is durable, smart-looking, and fun to use? If you have a garlic press, squish two of the cloves. Obviously the book is a marketing exercise but it's a fun read - the Neapolitan recipes work and there are a number of honestly helpful hints such as the importance of never using a garlic press. That's why a whole bulb has just a faint garlic aroma but the scent of a clove forced through the tiny holes of a garlic press can fill a room.
随便看	necessaire necessarian necessarianism necessarianism necessaries necessaries necessarily necessarily necessariness necessarium necessary necessary condition necessary/essential item necessary evil necessary house necessary steps necessary thing necessitable necessitarian necessitarian necessitarianism necessitarianism necessitate necessitated necessitater