coleslaw

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cole·slaw (also cole slaw American English) /ˈkəʊlslɔː $ ˈkoʊlslɒː/ noun [uncountable]  DFFa salad made with thinly cut raw cabbage 凉拌卷心菜丝

Examples from the Corpus

coleslaw• Pineapple - tinned, fresh, or fresh-cooked - is excellent in coleslaw and an unexpected success in sauerkraut.• There were bowls of coleslaw and potato salad laced with green peas, buttered garlic rolls and hard-boiled eggs.• Two colours so acidic and draining that only Timmy Mallett can survive them, and still look like a vat of coleslaw.• They also had a choice of baked beans or coleslaw, followed by yogurt, fruit or ice-cream.• The speedy coleslaw adds a cool, refreshing touch.• Try the tangy, tart coleslaw or the potato salad.• Every one of them had one of those horrid little paper cups that hold wet coleslaw.

cole·slaw nounChineseSyllable  

cut cabbage made a Corpus with salad raw thinly

coleslaw
cole‧slaw (also cole slaw American English) /ˈkəʊlslɔː $ ˈkoʊlslɒː/ noun [uncountable]a salad made with thinly cut raw cabbage

cole·slawBrE /ˈkəʊlslɔː/ 🔊NAmE /ˈkoʊlslɔː/ 🔊 noun [uncountable] pieces of raw cabbage, carrot, onion, etc., mixed with mayonnaise and eaten with meat or salads 凉拌菜丝（用生圆白菜、胡萝卜、洋葱等切丝与蛋黄酱搅拌而成）