Definition of maki in English:

maki

noun ˈmakiˈmɑki

mass noun

A Japanese dish consisting of sushi and raw vegetables wrapped in seaweed.
I stopped in for a quick dinner of fresh and delicious spicy tuna maki
Example sentencesExamples
- Temaki is similar to maki but is cone-shaped, uncut and eaten by hand.
- I was impressed with the vegetarian options - the vegetable spring roll, vegetable tempura and vegetable maki sushi were excellent.
- Their avocado shiitake maki is a treat at any time of the day.
- Although everything seemed fairly fresh, the maki was just average.
- Somewhat less exciting was the salmon maki in tempura.
- We moved on to try some of the medium-size maki sushi.
- Luckily, we stopped in during happy hour to take advantage of the $4 maki rolls and $5 mojitos.
- All rolls were beautiful presented on a platter, the crunchy spicy tuna maki was the best I've had in a long time.
- The six pieces of maki sushi seemed to be constructed from undercooked rice and some not-so-fresh ingredients.
- We'd ordered a couple of pieces of sushi proper (by which I mean just the fish and rice combo) and a large amount of maki, because Mikado's maki is really out of this world.

Origin

From Japanese makizushi, from maki- (combining form of maku 'roll up') + -zushi (combining form of sushi).

Definition of maki in US English:

maki

nounˈmäkēˈmɑki

A Japanese dish consisting of sushi and raw vegetables wrapped in seaweed.
I stopped in for a quick dinner of fresh and delicious spicy tuna maki
Example sentencesExamples
- Their avocado shiitake maki is a treat at any time of the day.
- Luckily, we stopped in during happy hour to take advantage of the $4 maki rolls and $5 mojitos.
- Somewhat less exciting was the salmon maki in tempura.
- We moved on to try some of the medium-size maki sushi.
- The six pieces of maki sushi seemed to be constructed from undercooked rice and some not-so-fresh ingredients.
- Although everything seemed fairly fresh, the maki was just average.
- I was impressed with the vegetarian options - the vegetable spring roll, vegetable tempura and vegetable maki sushi were excellent.
- Temaki is similar to maki but is cone-shaped, uncut and eaten by hand.
- We'd ordered a couple of pieces of sushi proper (by which I mean just the fish and rice combo) and a large amount of maki, because Mikado's maki is really out of this world.
- All rolls were beautiful presented on a platter, the crunchy spicy tuna maki was the best I've had in a long time.

Origin

From Japanese makizushi, from maki- (combining form of maku ‘roll up’) + -zushi (combining form of sushi).

单词	maki
释义	Definition of maki in English: maki noun ˈmakiˈmɑki mass noun A Japanese dish consisting of sushi and raw vegetables wrapped in seaweed. I stopped in for a quick dinner of fresh and delicious spicy tuna maki Example sentencesExamples Temaki is similar to maki but is cone-shaped, uncut and eaten by hand. I was impressed with the vegetarian options - the vegetable spring roll, vegetable tempura and vegetable maki sushi were excellent. Their avocado shiitake maki is a treat at any time of the day. Although everything seemed fairly fresh, the maki was just average. Somewhat less exciting was the salmon maki in tempura. We moved on to try some of the medium-size maki sushi. Luckily, we stopped in during happy hour to take advantage of the $4 maki rolls and $5 mojitos. All rolls were beautiful presented on a platter, the crunchy spicy tuna maki was the best I've had in a long time. The six pieces of maki sushi seemed to be constructed from undercooked rice and some not-so-fresh ingredients. We'd ordered a couple of pieces of sushi proper (by which I mean just the fish and rice combo) and a large amount of maki, because Mikado's maki is really out of this world. Origin From Japanese makizushi, from maki- (combining form of maku 'roll up') + -zushi (combining form of sushi). Definition of maki in US English: maki nounˈmäkēˈmɑki A Japanese dish consisting of sushi and raw vegetables wrapped in seaweed. I stopped in for a quick dinner of fresh and delicious spicy tuna maki Example sentencesExamples Their avocado shiitake maki is a treat at any time of the day. Luckily, we stopped in during happy hour to take advantage of the $4 maki rolls and $5 mojitos. Somewhat less exciting was the salmon maki in tempura. We moved on to try some of the medium-size maki sushi. The six pieces of maki sushi seemed to be constructed from undercooked rice and some not-so-fresh ingredients. Although everything seemed fairly fresh, the maki was just average. I was impressed with the vegetarian options - the vegetable spring roll, vegetable tempura and vegetable maki sushi were excellent. Temaki is similar to maki but is cone-shaped, uncut and eaten by hand. We'd ordered a couple of pieces of sushi proper (by which I mean just the fish and rice combo) and a large amount of maki, because Mikado's maki is really out of this world. All rolls were beautiful presented on a platter, the crunchy spicy tuna maki was the best I've had in a long time. Origin From Japanese makizushi, from maki- (combining form of maku ‘roll up’) + -zushi (combining form of sushi).
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