antipasto
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++an·ti·pas·to /ˈæntipæstəʊ $ ˌæntiˈpɑːstoʊ/ noun (plural anti-pasti /-ti/) [uncountable] DFan Italian dish consisting of cold meat or vegetables that you eat before the main part of a meal 〔意大利式〕前菜,头盘
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antipasto• Salami are best served as an antipasto, in sandwiches, with salads or eaten with a little cheese and fresh crusty bread.• What could you include with mixed salami to make a really interesting dish of antipasto?• Choose from seafood platters or Oriental-style selections, country meat platters or a Continental selection, antipasto and cocktail kebabs.• From Sainsbury's, the antipasto that isn't an anticlimax.Origin antipasto (1600-1700) Italian “before food”an·ti·pas·to nounChineseSyllable
Italian consisting you of meat an or vegetables that Corpus cold dish
antipasto
an‧ti‧pas‧to /ˈæntipæstəʊ $ ˌæntiˈpɑːstoʊ/
noun (plural anti-pasti /-ti/) [uncountable]
an‧ti‧pas‧to /ˈæntipæstəʊ $ ˌæntiˈpɑːstoʊ/
noun (plural anti-pasti /-ti/) [uncountable] Date: 1600-1700
Language: Italian
Origin: 'before food'
an Italian dish consisting of cold meat or vegetables that you eat before the main part of a meal
Language: Italian
Origin: 'before food'