tapioca

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Foodtapiocatap‧i‧o‧ca /ˌtæpiˈəʊkə $ -ˈoʊ-/ noun [uncountable] DFsmall hard white grains made from the crushed dried roots of cassava, or a dessert made from cooking thisExamples from the Corpustapioca• On our right rose Kitchen Mesa, shimmering in rich tones of cinnamon, burnt orange and tapioca.• A badly-balanced packet of tapioca crashed from shelf to floor and burst open like a ripe seed-pod.• Those who could feed themselves had at least had the choice of not eating the tapioca that they disliked and going hungry.Origin tapioca (1600-1700) Spanish and Portuguese, from Tupi typyóca

单词	tapioca
释义	tapioca From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Foodtapiocatap‧i‧o‧ca /ˌtæpiˈəʊkə $ -ˈoʊ-/ noun [uncountable] DFsmall hard white grains made from the crushed dried roots of cassava, or a dessert made from cooking thisExamples from the Corpustapioca• On our right rose Kitchen Mesa, shimmering in rich tones of cinnamon, burnt orange and tapioca.• A badly-balanced packet of tapioca crashed from shelf to floor and burst open like a ripe seed-pod.• Those who could feed themselves had at least had the choice of not eating the tapioca that they disliked and going hungry.Origin tapioca (1600-1700) Spanish and Portuguese, from Tupi typyóca
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