Definition of currant in English:

currant

noun ˈkʌr(ə)ntˈkərənt

1A small dried fruit made from a small seedless variety of grape originally grown in the eastern Mediterranean region and much used in cooking.
无核小葡萄干（原产于东地中海地区，常用于烹调）
as modifier a currant bun
Example sentencesExamples
- Mix in the bread crumbs, currants, pine nuts and 1/2 of the grated carrot.
- Combine the butter, sultanas, currants, sugar, mixed spice, cinnamon, ginger, bicarbonate of soda and water in a saucepan.
- The domesticated grapevine provides fresh fruit, dried raisins, sultanas and currants (according to the vine variety), wine, vinegar, grape juice, and a light salad oil obtained by crushing the pips.
- Last year I made one based very vaguely on her recipe, using raisins, currants, cherries, home-made candied lemon and orange peels, and an apple and a pear.
- Dried fruits such as currants or sultanas are frequently added to this basic mix.
- The dough was rolled and folded several times around chunks of fat to create rich layers, each fortified with a healthy dose of sugar, currants, and dried fruit.
- The truly delectable dessert is prepared with currants (small seedless raisin) that are grown in Europe, the US and Chile and is said to be rich in vitamin C and minerals.
- Now, the true Bath bun is soft, like a marriage between a brioche and an Easter hot-cross, but encrusted with currants and gritty nibs of sugar.
- This year, carve a buttery, cider-glazed version showcased with roasted apples and eye-catching grapes and currants.
- This potato and chickpea paste is rolled out like dough and filled with sautéed onion, pinenuts, currants, allspice, and tahini.
- Tuna tartare, served in hollowed-out lemons, is vitalized with an unexpected foursome of currants, pine nuts, fava beans, and sun-dried tomatoes.
- The porter gives the cake a dark complexity that complements the sweetness of the raisins and currants, as well as the bitterness of the mixed peel.
- I pass it on to you only on the condition that you try making it first with something neat and non-wet, such as raisins, currants, dried apricots, citrus zest, or candied ginger.
- The fruit content is no longer confined to currants, sultanas and raisins.
- ‘I'm lost,’ she tells a policeman plaintively and then she sings a song so beautifully she is given a currant bun as a reward.
- Oatmeal or kasha with currants and fresh fruit made for tasty breakfast fare, but one morning I craved protein and was cheerfully brought a plate full of scrambled eggs upon request.
- I experiment with a cherry currant port sauce to put over a dessert.
- Aim for several small meals with suitable snacks such as mini savoury sandwiches, a currant bun, fruit or vegetables or unsweetened breakfast cereal in between meals to meet your child's nutritional needs.
- With leeks, currants, and cranberries, it's such a treat.
- It was made with beef, mutton, raisins, currants, prunes, wine and mixed spices.
2A Eurasian shrub which produces small edible black, red, or white berries.
茶藨子，穗醋栗
Genus Ribes, family Grossulariaceae: several species, including blackcurrant and redcurrant
Example sentencesExamples
- Screens made from bamboo and birch branches as well as plantings (golden currant, white abutilon, and New Zealand flax) create privacy.
- Fruit trees such as apples, currants and gooseberries should do well and, to be more exotic, you could try nectarines and cherries.
- You also might want to experiment with some specialized design techniques, such as using pruning to create a pleached tunnel of ironwood trees or a living fence of espalier currants.
- Some currants are host to the White pine blister rust, and should not be planted near white pines.
- Along the walls and raised beds I planted ferns, vine maple, Indian plum, ocean spray, snowberry, currants, and other low-maintenance shrubs.
1. 2.1 A berry from a currant shrub.
  醋栗果
  Example sentencesExamples
  The field day will focus on grapes, although growing raspberries, currants, blackberries, plums, cherries, and Asian and European pears also will be discussed.
  These border beds might also be used for small fruits like currants or raspberries or for medicinal or flavoring herbs.
  Cabbage and carrot are also among the most important vegetable crops, while apples, pears, currants, strawberries and raspberries are the popular fruit crops.
  Botrytis is common on apples, grapes, strawberries, raspberries and currants, while vegetables affected include beans, brassicas, cucumbers, lettuce, peas, potatoes and celery and carrots in store.
  Peaches, pears, cherries, plums, grapes, currants, and raspberries were also commonly grown.

Origin

Middle English raisons of Corauntz, translating Anglo-Norman French raisins de Corauntz 'grapes of Corinth' (the original source).

This comes from the phrase raisons of Corauntz, translating Anglo-Norman French raisins de Corauntz ‘grapes of Corinth’, which was their original source.

Rhymes

blackcurrant, concurrent, current, occurrent, redcurrant

Definition of currant in US English:

currant

nounˈkərəntˈkərənt

1A small dried fruit made from a seedless variety of grape originally grown in the eastern Mediterranean region, now widely produced in California, and much used in cooking.
无核小葡萄干（原产于东地中海地区，常用于烹调）
as modifier a currant bun
Example sentencesExamples
- I experiment with a cherry currant port sauce to put over a dessert.
- The truly delectable dessert is prepared with currants (small seedless raisin) that are grown in Europe, the US and Chile and is said to be rich in vitamin C and minerals.
- Oatmeal or kasha with currants and fresh fruit made for tasty breakfast fare, but one morning I craved protein and was cheerfully brought a plate full of scrambled eggs upon request.
- Now, the true Bath bun is soft, like a marriage between a brioche and an Easter hot-cross, but encrusted with currants and gritty nibs of sugar.
- With leeks, currants, and cranberries, it's such a treat.
- The domesticated grapevine provides fresh fruit, dried raisins, sultanas and currants (according to the vine variety), wine, vinegar, grape juice, and a light salad oil obtained by crushing the pips.
- The dough was rolled and folded several times around chunks of fat to create rich layers, each fortified with a healthy dose of sugar, currants, and dried fruit.
- The porter gives the cake a dark complexity that complements the sweetness of the raisins and currants, as well as the bitterness of the mixed peel.
- Combine the butter, sultanas, currants, sugar, mixed spice, cinnamon, ginger, bicarbonate of soda and water in a saucepan.
- Tuna tartare, served in hollowed-out lemons, is vitalized with an unexpected foursome of currants, pine nuts, fava beans, and sun-dried tomatoes.
- Mix in the bread crumbs, currants, pine nuts and 1/2 of the grated carrot.
- The fruit content is no longer confined to currants, sultanas and raisins.
- Last year I made one based very vaguely on her recipe, using raisins, currants, cherries, home-made candied lemon and orange peels, and an apple and a pear.
- Aim for several small meals with suitable snacks such as mini savoury sandwiches, a currant bun, fruit or vegetables or unsweetened breakfast cereal in between meals to meet your child's nutritional needs.
- I pass it on to you only on the condition that you try making it first with something neat and non-wet, such as raisins, currants, dried apricots, citrus zest, or candied ginger.
- This potato and chickpea paste is rolled out like dough and filled with sautéed onion, pinenuts, currants, allspice, and tahini.
- It was made with beef, mutton, raisins, currants, prunes, wine and mixed spices.
- Dried fruits such as currants or sultanas are frequently added to this basic mix.
- This year, carve a buttery, cider-glazed version showcased with roasted apples and eye-catching grapes and currants.
- ‘I'm lost,’ she tells a policeman plaintively and then she sings a song so beautifully she is given a currant bun as a reward.
2A Eurasian shrub which produces small edible black, red, or white berries.
茶藨子，穗醋栗
Genus Ribes, family Grossulariaceae: numerous species, includingblack currant and red currant
Example sentencesExamples
- Screens made from bamboo and birch branches as well as plantings (golden currant, white abutilon, and New Zealand flax) create privacy.
- Fruit trees such as apples, currants and gooseberries should do well and, to be more exotic, you could try nectarines and cherries.
- You also might want to experiment with some specialized design techniques, such as using pruning to create a pleached tunnel of ironwood trees or a living fence of espalier currants.
- Some currants are host to the White pine blister rust, and should not be planted near white pines.
- Along the walls and raised beds I planted ferns, vine maple, Indian plum, ocean spray, snowberry, currants, and other low-maintenance shrubs.
1. 2.1 A berry from a currant shrub.
  醋栗果
  Example sentencesExamples
  Cabbage and carrot are also among the most important vegetable crops, while apples, pears, currants, strawberries and raspberries are the popular fruit crops.
  The field day will focus on grapes, although growing raspberries, currants, blackberries, plums, cherries, and Asian and European pears also will be discussed.
  Botrytis is common on apples, grapes, strawberries, raspberries and currants, while vegetables affected include beans, brassicas, cucumbers, lettuce, peas, potatoes and celery and carrots in store.
  Peaches, pears, cherries, plums, grapes, currants, and raspberries were also commonly grown.
  These border beds might also be used for small fruits like currants or raspberries or for medicinal or flavoring herbs.

Origin

Middle English raisons of Corauntz, translating Anglo-Norman French raisins de Corauntz ‘grapes of Corinth’ (the original source).

单词	currant
释义	Definition of currant in English: currant noun ˈkʌr(ə)ntˈkərənt 1A small dried fruit made from a small seedless variety of grape originally grown in the eastern Mediterranean region and much used in cooking. 无核小葡萄干（原产于东地中海地区，常用于烹调） as modifier a currant bun Example sentencesExamples Mix in the bread crumbs, currants, pine nuts and 1/2 of the grated carrot. Combine the butter, sultanas, currants, sugar, mixed spice, cinnamon, ginger, bicarbonate of soda and water in a saucepan. The domesticated grapevine provides fresh fruit, dried raisins, sultanas and currants (according to the vine variety), wine, vinegar, grape juice, and a light salad oil obtained by crushing the pips. Last year I made one based very vaguely on her recipe, using raisins, currants, cherries, home-made candied lemon and orange peels, and an apple and a pear. Dried fruits such as currants or sultanas are frequently added to this basic mix. The dough was rolled and folded several times around chunks of fat to create rich layers, each fortified with a healthy dose of sugar, currants, and dried fruit. The truly delectable dessert is prepared with currants (small seedless raisin) that are grown in Europe, the US and Chile and is said to be rich in vitamin C and minerals. Now, the true Bath bun is soft, like a marriage between a brioche and an Easter hot-cross, but encrusted with currants and gritty nibs of sugar. This year, carve a buttery, cider-glazed version showcased with roasted apples and eye-catching grapes and currants. This potato and chickpea paste is rolled out like dough and filled with sautéed onion, pinenuts, currants, allspice, and tahini. Tuna tartare, served in hollowed-out lemons, is vitalized with an unexpected foursome of currants, pine nuts, fava beans, and sun-dried tomatoes. The porter gives the cake a dark complexity that complements the sweetness of the raisins and currants, as well as the bitterness of the mixed peel. I pass it on to you only on the condition that you try making it first with something neat and non-wet, such as raisins, currants, dried apricots, citrus zest, or candied ginger. The fruit content is no longer confined to currants, sultanas and raisins. ‘I'm lost,’ she tells a policeman plaintively and then she sings a song so beautifully she is given a currant bun as a reward. Oatmeal or kasha with currants and fresh fruit made for tasty breakfast fare, but one morning I craved protein and was cheerfully brought a plate full of scrambled eggs upon request. I experiment with a cherry currant port sauce to put over a dessert. Aim for several small meals with suitable snacks such as mini savoury sandwiches, a currant bun, fruit or vegetables or unsweetened breakfast cereal in between meals to meet your child's nutritional needs. With leeks, currants, and cranberries, it's such a treat. It was made with beef, mutton, raisins, currants, prunes, wine and mixed spices. 2A Eurasian shrub which produces small edible black, red, or white berries. 茶藨子，穗醋栗 Genus Ribes, family Grossulariaceae: several species, including blackcurrant and redcurrant Example sentencesExamples Screens made from bamboo and birch branches as well as plantings (golden currant, white abutilon, and New Zealand flax) create privacy. Fruit trees such as apples, currants and gooseberries should do well and, to be more exotic, you could try nectarines and cherries. You also might want to experiment with some specialized design techniques, such as using pruning to create a pleached tunnel of ironwood trees or a living fence of espalier currants. Some currants are host to the White pine blister rust, and should not be planted near white pines. Along the walls and raised beds I planted ferns, vine maple, Indian plum, ocean spray, snowberry, currants, and other low-maintenance shrubs. 2.1 A berry from a currant shrub. 醋栗果 Example sentencesExamples The field day will focus on grapes, although growing raspberries, currants, blackberries, plums, cherries, and Asian and European pears also will be discussed. These border beds might also be used for small fruits like currants or raspberries or for medicinal or flavoring herbs. Cabbage and carrot are also among the most important vegetable crops, while apples, pears, currants, strawberries and raspberries are the popular fruit crops. Botrytis is common on apples, grapes, strawberries, raspberries and currants, while vegetables affected include beans, brassicas, cucumbers, lettuce, peas, potatoes and celery and carrots in store. Peaches, pears, cherries, plums, grapes, currants, and raspberries were also commonly grown. Origin Middle English raisons of Corauntz, translating Anglo-Norman French raisins de Corauntz 'grapes of Corinth' (the original source). This comes from the phrase raisons of Corauntz, translating Anglo-Norman French raisins de Corauntz ‘grapes of Corinth’, which was their original source. Rhymes blackcurrant, concurrent, current, occurrent, redcurrant Definition of currant in US English: currant nounˈkərəntˈkərənt 1A small dried fruit made from a seedless variety of grape originally grown in the eastern Mediterranean region, now widely produced in California, and much used in cooking. 无核小葡萄干（原产于东地中海地区，常用于烹调） as modifier a currant bun Example sentencesExamples I experiment with a cherry currant port sauce to put over a dessert. The truly delectable dessert is prepared with currants (small seedless raisin) that are grown in Europe, the US and Chile and is said to be rich in vitamin C and minerals. Oatmeal or kasha with currants and fresh fruit made for tasty breakfast fare, but one morning I craved protein and was cheerfully brought a plate full of scrambled eggs upon request. Now, the true Bath bun is soft, like a marriage between a brioche and an Easter hot-cross, but encrusted with currants and gritty nibs of sugar. With leeks, currants, and cranberries, it's such a treat. The domesticated grapevine provides fresh fruit, dried raisins, sultanas and currants (according to the vine variety), wine, vinegar, grape juice, and a light salad oil obtained by crushing the pips. The dough was rolled and folded several times around chunks of fat to create rich layers, each fortified with a healthy dose of sugar, currants, and dried fruit. The porter gives the cake a dark complexity that complements the sweetness of the raisins and currants, as well as the bitterness of the mixed peel. Combine the butter, sultanas, currants, sugar, mixed spice, cinnamon, ginger, bicarbonate of soda and water in a saucepan. Tuna tartare, served in hollowed-out lemons, is vitalized with an unexpected foursome of currants, pine nuts, fava beans, and sun-dried tomatoes. Mix in the bread crumbs, currants, pine nuts and 1/2 of the grated carrot. The fruit content is no longer confined to currants, sultanas and raisins. Last year I made one based very vaguely on her recipe, using raisins, currants, cherries, home-made candied lemon and orange peels, and an apple and a pear. Aim for several small meals with suitable snacks such as mini savoury sandwiches, a currant bun, fruit or vegetables or unsweetened breakfast cereal in between meals to meet your child's nutritional needs. I pass it on to you only on the condition that you try making it first with something neat and non-wet, such as raisins, currants, dried apricots, citrus zest, or candied ginger. This potato and chickpea paste is rolled out like dough and filled with sautéed onion, pinenuts, currants, allspice, and tahini. It was made with beef, mutton, raisins, currants, prunes, wine and mixed spices. Dried fruits such as currants or sultanas are frequently added to this basic mix. This year, carve a buttery, cider-glazed version showcased with roasted apples and eye-catching grapes and currants. ‘I'm lost,’ she tells a policeman plaintively and then she sings a song so beautifully she is given a currant bun as a reward. 2A Eurasian shrub which produces small edible black, red, or white berries. 茶藨子，穗醋栗 Genus Ribes, family Grossulariaceae: numerous species, includingblack currant and red currant Example sentencesExamples Screens made from bamboo and birch branches as well as plantings (golden currant, white abutilon, and New Zealand flax) create privacy. Fruit trees such as apples, currants and gooseberries should do well and, to be more exotic, you could try nectarines and cherries. You also might want to experiment with some specialized design techniques, such as using pruning to create a pleached tunnel of ironwood trees or a living fence of espalier currants. Some currants are host to the White pine blister rust, and should not be planted near white pines. Along the walls and raised beds I planted ferns, vine maple, Indian plum, ocean spray, snowberry, currants, and other low-maintenance shrubs. 2.1 A berry from a currant shrub. 醋栗果 Example sentencesExamples Cabbage and carrot are also among the most important vegetable crops, while apples, pears, currants, strawberries and raspberries are the popular fruit crops. The field day will focus on grapes, although growing raspberries, currants, blackberries, plums, cherries, and Asian and European pears also will be discussed. Botrytis is common on apples, grapes, strawberries, raspberries and currants, while vegetables affected include beans, brassicas, cucumbers, lettuce, peas, potatoes and celery and carrots in store. Peaches, pears, cherries, plums, grapes, currants, and raspberries were also commonly grown. These border beds might also be used for small fruits like currants or raspberries or for medicinal or flavoring herbs. Origin Middle English raisons of Corauntz, translating Anglo-Norman French raisins de Corauntz ‘grapes of Corinth’ (the original source).
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