英语词汇“mushroom”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	mushroom
释义	Trends of mushroom View usage for: mushroom (mʌʃruːm) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense mushrooms, present participle mushrooming, past tense, past participle mushroomed 1. variable noun Mushrooms are fungi that you can eat. There are many types of wild mushrooms. ...eggs, bacon, sausage, and mushrooms. ...mushroom omelette. 2. See also button mushroom 3. verb If something such as an industry or a place mushrooms, it grows or comes into existence very quickly. The media training industry has mushroomed over the past decade. [VERB] A town of a few hundred thousand people mushroomed to a crowded city of 2 million. [V + to/into] Synonyms: expand, increase, spread, boom More Synonyms of mushroom mushrooming uncountable noun ...the mushrooming of commercial art galleries in Barcelona and Madrid. mushroom in British English (ˈmʌʃruːm, -rʊm) noun 1. a. the fleshy spore-producing body of any of various basidiomycetous fungi, typically consisting of a cap (pileus) at the end of a stem arising from an underground mycelium. Some species, such as the field mushroom, are edible Compare pileus, toadstool b. (as modifier) mushroom soup 2. the fungus producing any of these structures 3. a. something resembling a mushroom in shape or rapid growth b. (as modifier) mushroom expansion verb (intransitive) 4. to grow rapidly demand mushroomed overnight 5. to assume a mushroom-like shape 6. to gather mushrooms Word origin C15: from Old French mousseron, from Late Latin mussiriō, of obscure origin mushroom in American English (ˈmʌʃˌrum; ˈmʌʃˌrʊm) noun 1. a. any of various rapidly growing, fleshy fungi, typically having a stalk capped with an umbrellalike top; esp., a gill or pore fungus b. the fruiting body of such a fungus c. an edible fruiting body of such a fungus 2. anything like a mushroom in shape or rapid growth adjective 3. of or made with mushrooms 4. like a mushroom in shape or rapid growth a mushroom cloud verb intransitive 5. to hunt for and gather wild mushrooms 6. to grow or spread rapidly 7. to flatten out at the end so as to resemble a mushroom Word origin ME muscheron < OFr moisseron < LL mussirio (gen. mussirionis) Image of mushroom © Nattika, shutterstock Examples of 'mushroom' in a sentence mushroom Roughly chop the mushrooms and add to the pan with the rice. The Sun (2016) Pour the soup mix back into the saucepan and add the remaining mushrooms and cooked rice. The Sun (2016) Add the mushrooms once the pan has been bubbling for a couple of minutes. The Sun (2017) The aptly named death cap has been spotted in record numbers as the wild mushroom collecting season gets under way. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Imagine a mushroom cap, it looks like that. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The secretive world of wild mushrooms is in uproar after the publication of an online map disclosing the best spots for finding fungi. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Remove the lid, and let simmer uncovered for five minutes then add the dried mushrooms. The Sun (2016) Others said that the map was of limited use because wild mushrooms do not always grow in the same place from one year to the next. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It looks like there could be a good wild mushroom season, if an abundance of slugs do not eat them all. Times, Sunday Times (2016) She was less than impressed with the chicken tikka and mushroom omelette. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The claims management industry has mushroomed in recent years. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Trim the brown cap mushrooms and thickly slice. Times, Sunday Times (2007) This traps carbon dioxide coming from the compost and prompts the mushrooms to grow. The Sun (2011) The cost of designer salads is now on a par with wild mushrooms and fillet steak. Smith, Drew Food Watch (1994) Other easy options include a baked potato with baked beans and salad or a mushroom omelette. The Sun (2011) Fill the mushroom caps with this mixture and sprinkle with chopped basil. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Return the bacon and mushrooms and gently reheat. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Stir in half the parsley mix then add hot mushroom stock. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Politicians in Britain have for too long looked the other way as aggressive tax avoidance has mushroomed into an industry. Times, Sunday Times (2012) For edible fungi see mushrooms. Mayes, Adrienne The Dictionary of Nutritional Health (1986) Hunters claim that there are upwards of 90 edible mushrooms and other fungi found in Britain. Smith, Drew Food Watch (1994) Times have changed: the ethical sector has mushroomed over the past few years and is now worth some 8 billion. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Word lists with mushroom fungus In other languages mushroom British English: mushroom /ˈmʌʃruːm; -rʊm/ NOUN Mushrooms are plants with short stems and round tops. You can eat some kinds of mushrooms. There are many types of wild mushrooms. American English: mushroom Arabic: عُشُّ الْغُرَابِ Brazilian Portuguese: cogumelo Chinese: 蘑菇 Croatian: gljiva Czech: houba Danish: champignon Dutch: champignon European Spanish: champiñón Finnish: sieni French: champignon German: Pilz Greek: μανιτάρι Italian: fungo Japanese: マッシュルーム Korean: 버섯 Norwegian: sopp Polish: grzyb European Portuguese: cogumelo Romanian: ciupercă Russian: гриб Latin American Spanish: champiñón Swedish: svamp Thai: เห็ด Turkish: mantar botanik Ukrainian: гриб Vietnamese: nấm British English: mushroom VERB If something such as an industry or a place mushrooms, it grows or comes into existence very quickly. The media training industry has mushroomed over the past decade. American English: mushroom Brazilian Portuguese: disparar Chinese: 迅速发展 European Spanish: crecer de la noche a la mañana French: pousser comme des champignons German: explosionsartig wachsen Italian: svilupparsi rapidamente Japanese: 急速に成長する Korean: 급격히 늘어나다 European Portuguese: disparar Latin American Spanish: crecer de la noche a la mañana Chinese translation of 'mushroom' mushroom (ˈmʌʃrum) n (c) (edible) 蘑菇 (mógu) (个(個), gè) (poisonous) 毒蘑菇 (dú mógu) (个(個), gè) vi [town, organization] 迅速发(發)展 (xùnsù fāzhǎn) cpd [soup, omelette, pizza] 蘑菇 (mógu) (verb) in the sense of expand Definition to grow rapidly The industry has mushroomed over the last decade. Synonyms expand increase The population continues to increase. spread The sense of fear is spreading in residential neighbourhoods. boom Lipstick sales have boomed even more. flourish Business soon flourished. sprout burgeon the country's burgeoning software industry spring up New theatres and arts centres sprang up all over the country. shoot up Sales shot up by 9% last month. proliferate Courses in creative writing have proliferated in recent years. luxuriate grow rapidly subject word lists See Mushrooms and other edible fungi Additional synonyms in the sense of boom Definition to prosper vigorously and rapidly Lipstick sales have boomed even more. Synonyms increase, flourish, grow, develop, succeed, expand, strengthen, do well, swell, thrive, intensify, prosper, burgeon, spurt in the sense of burgeon Definition to develop or grow rapidly the country's burgeoning software industry Synonyms develop, increase, grow, flower, progress, mature, thrive, flourish, bloom, bud, blossom, prosper in the sense of flourish Definition to be active, successful, or widespread Business soon flourished. Synonyms thrive, increase, develop, advance, abound, progress, boom, bloom, blossom, prosper, burgeon Synonyms of 'mushroom' mushroom Explore 'mushroom' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of increase Definition to make or become greater in size, degree, or frequency The population continues to increase. Synonyms grow, develop, spread, mount, expand, build up, swell, wax, enlarge, escalate, multiply, fill out, get bigger, proliferate, snowball, dilate in the sense of luxuriate Definition to flourish profusely Synonyms flourish, grow, thrive, bloom, prosper, abound, burgeon in the sense of proliferate Definition to increase rapidly in numbers Courses in creative writing have proliferated in recent years. Synonyms increase, expand, breed, mushroom, escalate, multiply, burgeon, snowball, run riot, grow rapidly in the sense of shoot up Definition to grow or increase rapidly Sales shot up by 9% last month. Synonyms increase, grow, expand, go up, mount, multiply, snowball in the sense of spread Definition to extend over a larger expanse The sense of fear is spreading in residential neighbourhoods. Synonyms grow, increase, develop, expand, widen, mushroom, escalate, proliferate, multiply, broaden in the sense of spring up Definition to come into being or appear suddenly New theatres and arts centres sprang up all over the country. Synonyms appear, develop, come into existence or being, mushroom, burgeon, shoot up
随便看	to set a trend to-set-fire-to-something to set fire to something set sth on fire to set fire to sth, set sth on fire to set foot somewhere to set great/little store by sth to set great store by or on something to-set-great-store-by-or-on-something to set light to sth to set off (for) to set one's sights on sth to set or lay a trap for sb to set or put sth aside to set or put the record straight to set o.s. up to set out from home to set out to do sth to set/put sb's mind at rest to set sail to set sb against sb to set sb back 5 pounds to set sb free to set sb/sth back to set sb/sth loose to set sth against sth

　

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