Definition of tonkatsu in English:

tonkatsu

nountɒŋˈkatsuːtɑŋˈkætsu

mass noun

A Japanese dish of pork coated in breadcrumbs and fried.
their tonkatsu is freshly cooked
Example sentencesExamples
- We made a pork tonkatsu with cherry salsa that was amazing.
- The dish consists of tonkatsu, a bowl of hearty beef and potato curry, and steamed rice.
- Tonkatsu is comfort food, not a gourmet delicacy.
- The tonkatsu is huge but did not blow us away.
- Slice the tonkatsu or portion the grilled vegetables and plate along with some cooked rice.
- They were tucking into huge platters of tonkatsu.
- My boyfriend got tonkatsu, which was so juicy and a very fair portion.
- For lunch I had the tonkatsu, and the pork was cooked absolutely perfectly.
- I had tonkatsu with miso soup and rice.
- The pork in the tonkatsu is dry and cut in chunks rather than in even slices.

Usage

The words tonkatsu and tonkotsu are often confused. Tonkatsu means ‘a Japanese dish of pork coated in breadcrumbs and fried’, whereas tonkotsu means ‘a Japanese broth made from pork marrow’

Origin

Japanese, from ton 'pig, pork' + katsu 'cutlet'.

Definition of tonkatsu in US English:

tonkatsu

nountɑŋˈkætsutäNGˈkatso͞o

A Japanese dish of pork coated in breadcrumbs and fried.
their tonkatsu is freshly cooked
Example sentencesExamples
- My boyfriend got tonkatsu, which was so juicy and a very fair portion.
- The tonkatsu is huge but did not blow us away.
- They were tucking into huge platters of tonkatsu.
- We made a pork tonkatsu with cherry salsa that was amazing.
- I had tonkatsu with miso soup and rice.
- Slice the tonkatsu or portion the grilled vegetables and plate along with some cooked rice.
- Tonkatsu is comfort food, not a gourmet delicacy.
- The dish consists of tonkatsu, a bowl of hearty beef and potato curry, and steamed rice.
- For lunch I had the tonkatsu, and the pork was cooked absolutely perfectly.
- The pork in the tonkatsu is dry and cut in chunks rather than in even slices.

Usage

The words tonkatsu and tonkotsu are often confused. Tonkatsu means ‘a Japanese dish of pork coated in breadcrumbs and fried’, whereas tonkotsu means ‘a Japanese broth made from pork marrow’

Origin

Japanese, from ton ‘pig, pork’ + katsu ‘cutlet’.

单词	tonkatsu
释义	Definition of tonkatsu in English: tonkatsu nountɒŋˈkatsuːtɑŋˈkætsu mass noun A Japanese dish of pork coated in breadcrumbs and fried. their tonkatsu is freshly cooked Example sentencesExamples We made a pork tonkatsu with cherry salsa that was amazing. The dish consists of tonkatsu, a bowl of hearty beef and potato curry, and steamed rice. Tonkatsu is comfort food, not a gourmet delicacy. The tonkatsu is huge but did not blow us away. Slice the tonkatsu or portion the grilled vegetables and plate along with some cooked rice. They were tucking into huge platters of tonkatsu. My boyfriend got tonkatsu, which was so juicy and a very fair portion. For lunch I had the tonkatsu, and the pork was cooked absolutely perfectly. I had tonkatsu with miso soup and rice. The pork in the tonkatsu is dry and cut in chunks rather than in even slices. Usage The words tonkatsu and tonkotsu are often confused. Tonkatsu means ‘a Japanese dish of pork coated in breadcrumbs and fried’, whereas tonkotsu means ‘a Japanese broth made from pork marrow’ Origin Japanese, from ton 'pig, pork' + katsu 'cutlet'. Definition of tonkatsu in US English: tonkatsu nountɑŋˈkætsutäNGˈkatso͞o A Japanese dish of pork coated in breadcrumbs and fried. their tonkatsu is freshly cooked Example sentencesExamples My boyfriend got tonkatsu, which was so juicy and a very fair portion. The tonkatsu is huge but did not blow us away. They were tucking into huge platters of tonkatsu. We made a pork tonkatsu with cherry salsa that was amazing. I had tonkatsu with miso soup and rice. Slice the tonkatsu or portion the grilled vegetables and plate along with some cooked rice. Tonkatsu is comfort food, not a gourmet delicacy. The dish consists of tonkatsu, a bowl of hearty beef and potato curry, and steamed rice. For lunch I had the tonkatsu, and the pork was cooked absolutely perfectly. The pork in the tonkatsu is dry and cut in chunks rather than in even slices. Usage The words tonkatsu and tonkotsu are often confused. Tonkatsu means ‘a Japanese dish of pork coated in breadcrumbs and fried’, whereas tonkotsu means ‘a Japanese broth made from pork marrow’ Origin Japanese, from ton ‘pig, pork’ + katsu ‘cutlet’.
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