A cucumber should be well-sliced, dressed with pepper and vinegar, and then thrown out.
— Samuel Johnson  ·  No category

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vinegar ['vɪnɪɡɚ] 词频4
n. 醋;乖戾，尖酸刻薄;<口>充沛的精力;
💡 vino-, vin-, vini- 表”容器”
"onions pickled in vinegar"
用醋泡制的洋葱
pepper ['pɛpɚ] 词频2
n. 胡椒;辣椒;胡椒粉; vt. 在…上撒胡椒粉;使布满;
💡 纸上(paper)的姨婆(ep)爱吃 辣椒 网友：lhk 补充：paper（谐音pepper）纸做的辣椒 网友：yqy补充： 源自pep：吃了pepper有pe
"salt and freshly ground black pepper"
盐和新研磨的黑胡椒粉
近义：salt, season, spice, pep, brighten, enliven
cucumber ['kjʊ,kʌmbɚ] 词频4
n. 黄瓜，胡瓜;
💡 舅扛吧（谐音）： 黄瓜挺沉 cucu(粗粗)+mber(number):粗粗的黄瓜上写满数字
"He is as cool as a cucumber upon every act of atrocity."
他面对一切暴行都表现得冷静沉着.
sliced
刨切的
近义：cantled
thrown [[θrəun]] 词频1
throw的过去分词
dressed
a. 穿好衣服的；打扮好的；去内脏及分割加工好的（特指动物, 如鱼, 禽类等）

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