| 释义 |
goor|gʊə(r)|
Also ghoor, gur.
[Hindi guṛ, Hindustani (Deccan) gūṛ.]
A coarse variety of sugar made in India.
1835A. Burnes Trav. Bokhara (ed. 2) I. 241 From extensive plantations of cane, ‘goor’, a coarse kind of sugar is produced. 1872E. Braddon Life in India ii. 28 Combinations of sugar, ghoor (raw sugar with the molasses in it) curds and ghee. 1886A. H. Church Food Grains Ind. 59 It is..then mixed with water, being eaten with gur, curds, &c. 1934M. L. Darling Wisdom & Waste in Punjab Village 26 Half a dozen figures were crushing cane... I stopped, and at once they uncovered a pan and brought me a handful of the warm gur beloved of horse and peasant. 1965E. Linton World in Grain of Sand x. 173 The harvesting of sugar cane followed by its crude and simple processing into ‘gur’—the round brown unrefined sugar cakes. 1969Femina (Bombay) 26 Dec. 57/2 Add a pinch of camphor and if desired grated gur (jaggery). |