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Definition of gourmet in English: gourmetnoun ˈɡɔːmeɪˈɡʊəmeɪ 1A connoisseur of good food; a person with a discerning palate. 美食品尝家,美食家 Example sentencesExamples - The food is fine but will not satisfy the gourmets.
- The three-day food fiesta provided the gourmets the opportunity to savour cuisines from various corners of the country and abroad.
- The redoubtable chefs have prepared an expansive range of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes to satisfy the true gourmets.
- The lip-smacking aroma of the moist kebabs spreads through the restaurant, ‘Aromas,’ enticing the gourmets.
- And, in the sincere belief that artists know how to eat well, I was off again in search of grub that would make gourmets weep with joy.
- Those who like to savour exotic dishes from around the globe have never had it so good, what with increasing numbers of speciality restaurants opening their doors to discerning gourmets.
- International gourmets, nutritionists and local media are invited to judge the barbecues.
- Now gourmets can treat their palates to real Turkish food.
- Two gourmets were discussing the many ways of cooking aubergines.
- Another food and drink festival is now over, but gourmets and gourmands alike will already be looking forward to whetting their palates at next year's.
- When a traveling newspaper editor teams up with a gourmet cook and restaurant writer, they seek out getaways for gourmets.
- Hotels in the city are busy wooing gourmets with food.
- So gourmets, keep your belly free to fill up with different tastes of India and abroad, during this weekend.
- But the days when Italian gourmets thought Scarborough had nothing to offer but fish and chips - and that English tastes ran to little more than pork pies, steak and kidney pud, and baked beans - are over.
- They were rewarded in style for dreaming up and creating delectable ice cream and confectionery and whetting the appetites of ultra-discerning gourmets from across the globe.
- As gourmets of the world acknowledge, Chinese food vies with that of France for world supremacy.
- From September 1 to October 31, a German Food Festival offers gourmets the opportunity to enjoy typical German cuisine in a festive atmosphere reminiscent of the region.
- The French, supposedly a nation of gourmets, also had good things to say about Scottish food, showing a liking for dishes such as haggis.
- The dishes satiate the gourmets, who are conscious of their calories, but want to enjoy good food.
- It is happening at the best of restaurants in town, a fusion of the cuisine of the West and East to delight the adventurous gourmets.
Synonyms gastronome, epicure, epicurean connoisseur French bon vivant, bon viveur informal foodie - 1.1as modifier Of a kind or standard suitable for a gourmet.
美食家的;美食家标准的 一顿精美佳肴。 Example sentencesExamples - For lunch that day we decided to cook a gourmet meal as we had all the time in the world.
- But take the train from Dublin to Cork and you can enjoy gourmet meals and a trolley service etc.
- You'll be served a gourmet meal as you speed along and arrive relaxed and refreshed.
- It wouldn't be much of a gourmet meal, but it would satisfy their rumbling stomachs.
- Had I gone for the full three course meal, I could have started with a choice of gourmet soup or seafood chowder.
- Our cook Rona somehow conjures up gourmet meals from a galley no bigger than a telephone box.
- From his small farm, Charles produces yoghurt, drinking yoghurt and now gourmet goat ice cream as well as cheese.
- I became the house husband, and got quite good at cooking gourmet meals in our very nicely equipped kitchen.
- They both had that great French talent for making gourmet meals from ordinary materials.
- Organic herbs and vegetables grown on site add distinctive flavors and freshness to gourmet meals.
- Ultimately, this gourmet feast of pan-Asian delicacy was a success, for the artists and those who attended.
- All who attended enjoyed an evening of gourmet seafood, culinary delights & fine wine.
- Native Australian oysters will be on gourmet menus around the world next year, as growers in New South Wales gear up to export.
- The restaurant serves gourmet meals three times daily and we are promised they can choose from a fine selection of wines.
- Dinner for two in the hotel's gourmet restaurant costs around £45, with wine.
- As well as having plenty of fine jazz and gourmet cheeses the club is ensuring people who like a drop or two will certainly not be disappointed.
- Today wild rice with its nutty flavour and chewy texture is considered a delicacy, often served as part of gourmet meals.
- A wide range of gourmet sausages will be available on the night.
- She discovers that premium rum and gourmet chocolate are unexpectedly thrilling partners
- When harvested they make even the simplest meal seem like a gourmet delight.
UsageOn the distinction between gourmet and gourmand, see gourmand OriginEarly 19th century: French, originally meaning 'wine taster', influenced by gourmand. Definition of gourmet in US English: gourmetnoun 1A connoisseur of good food; a person with a discerning palate. 美食品尝家,美食家 Example sentencesExamples - Hotels in the city are busy wooing gourmets with food.
- Those who like to savour exotic dishes from around the globe have never had it so good, what with increasing numbers of speciality restaurants opening their doors to discerning gourmets.
- From September 1 to October 31, a German Food Festival offers gourmets the opportunity to enjoy typical German cuisine in a festive atmosphere reminiscent of the region.
- The three-day food fiesta provided the gourmets the opportunity to savour cuisines from various corners of the country and abroad.
- But the days when Italian gourmets thought Scarborough had nothing to offer but fish and chips - and that English tastes ran to little more than pork pies, steak and kidney pud, and baked beans - are over.
- The French, supposedly a nation of gourmets, also had good things to say about Scottish food, showing a liking for dishes such as haggis.
- The dishes satiate the gourmets, who are conscious of their calories, but want to enjoy good food.
- Another food and drink festival is now over, but gourmets and gourmands alike will already be looking forward to whetting their palates at next year's.
- The lip-smacking aroma of the moist kebabs spreads through the restaurant, ‘Aromas,’ enticing the gourmets.
- Two gourmets were discussing the many ways of cooking aubergines.
- They were rewarded in style for dreaming up and creating delectable ice cream and confectionery and whetting the appetites of ultra-discerning gourmets from across the globe.
- As gourmets of the world acknowledge, Chinese food vies with that of France for world supremacy.
- So gourmets, keep your belly free to fill up with different tastes of India and abroad, during this weekend.
- When a traveling newspaper editor teams up with a gourmet cook and restaurant writer, they seek out getaways for gourmets.
- The food is fine but will not satisfy the gourmets.
- Now gourmets can treat their palates to real Turkish food.
- And, in the sincere belief that artists know how to eat well, I was off again in search of grub that would make gourmets weep with joy.
- International gourmets, nutritionists and local media are invited to judge the barbecues.
- It is happening at the best of restaurants in town, a fusion of the cuisine of the West and East to delight the adventurous gourmets.
- The redoubtable chefs have prepared an expansive range of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes to satisfy the true gourmets.
Synonyms gastronome, epicure, epicurean - 1.1as modifier Of a kind or standard suitable for a gourmet.
美食家的;美食家标准的 一顿精美佳肴。 Example sentencesExamples - The restaurant serves gourmet meals three times daily and we are promised they can choose from a fine selection of wines.
- I became the house husband, and got quite good at cooking gourmet meals in our very nicely equipped kitchen.
- Today wild rice with its nutty flavour and chewy texture is considered a delicacy, often served as part of gourmet meals.
- A wide range of gourmet sausages will be available on the night.
- For lunch that day we decided to cook a gourmet meal as we had all the time in the world.
- When harvested they make even the simplest meal seem like a gourmet delight.
- From his small farm, Charles produces yoghurt, drinking yoghurt and now gourmet goat ice cream as well as cheese.
- Dinner for two in the hotel's gourmet restaurant costs around £45, with wine.
- It wouldn't be much of a gourmet meal, but it would satisfy their rumbling stomachs.
- As well as having plenty of fine jazz and gourmet cheeses the club is ensuring people who like a drop or two will certainly not be disappointed.
- Had I gone for the full three course meal, I could have started with a choice of gourmet soup or seafood chowder.
- She discovers that premium rum and gourmet chocolate are unexpectedly thrilling partners
- They both had that great French talent for making gourmet meals from ordinary materials.
- But take the train from Dublin to Cork and you can enjoy gourmet meals and a trolley service etc.
- You'll be served a gourmet meal as you speed along and arrive relaxed and refreshed.
- Native Australian oysters will be on gourmet menus around the world next year, as growers in New South Wales gear up to export.
- Organic herbs and vegetables grown on site add distinctive flavors and freshness to gourmet meals.
- Our cook Rona somehow conjures up gourmet meals from a galley no bigger than a telephone box.
- All who attended enjoyed an evening of gourmet seafood, culinary delights & fine wine.
- Ultimately, this gourmet feast of pan-Asian delicacy was a success, for the artists and those who attended.
UsageOn the distinction between gourmet and gourmand, see gourmand OriginEarly 19th century: French, originally meaning ‘wine taster’, influenced by gourmand. |