zucchino - วิกิพจนานุกรม (original) (raw)
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จากอิตาลี zucchino, เอกพจน์ของ zucchini
- (General American) สัทอักษรสากล(คำอธิบาย): /zuˈkinoʊ/
- (Received Pronunciation) สัทอักษรสากล(คำอธิบาย): /zuˈkiːnəʊ/
- การแบ่งพยางค์: zuc‧chi‧no
zucchino (พหูพจน์ zucchini)
- รูปแบบอื่นของ zucchini
- 1947, The New Yorker, volume 23, page 21:
After a prolonged session with a cookbook, she selected two or three recipes she considered promising, went to her grocer’s, and read off her list of ingredients: a quarter pound of white seedless grapes, three oranges, two tart apples, three cloves, the breast of a chicken, a can of pigs’ feet, a spring onion, a zucchino, three leeks, and a half pint of dried black-eyed peas. The grocer paled as he listened. “Lady,” he said, “what are you making—a painting?”
(please add a Thai/English translation of this quotation) - 1962, Monthly Bulletin of the Ministry of Health and Public Health Laboratory Service, page 188:
Two members of another family became ill after eating a zucchino—a marrow-like plant grown in their garden; a bitter ether-soluble substance was extracted from a sample of the vegetable (Frizelle 1961).
(please add a Thai/English translation of this quotation) - 1986, Keats-Shelley Review, page 87:
A zucchino is a small marrow, but there can be no connection with Shelley’s ‘The Zucca’, which was not drafted until 1821.
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- 1947, The New Yorker, volume 23, page 21:
- สัทอักษรสากล(คำอธิบาย): */d͡zukˈki.no/, (traditional) */t͡sukˈki.no/[1]
- สัมผัส: -ino
- การแบ่งพยางค์: zuc‧chì‧no
zucchino ช. (พหูพจน์ zucchini)