Definition of maitake in English:

maitake

(also maitake mushroom)

noun mʌɪˈtɑːkeɪmaɪˈtɑki

An edible mushroom that grows in large clusters on ageing trees and fallen timber, cultivated in Japan and China for food and as a dietary supplement for its supposed beneficial effects on the immune system.
Grifola frondosa, family Meripilaceae, class Agaricomycetes
Example sentencesExamples
- This past year, maitake, oyster and morels were easier to find.
- An extract of maitake mushrooms, for example, is said to boost the immune system.
- You don't need to be a vegetarian to love Moscatello's mushroom dish, which currently consists of maitake mushrooms next to a long plank of salsify.
- The maitake dish is probably the most umami-tasting dish I have ever had in my life.
- The duck confit is served with German potato salad and smoked maitake mushrooms.

Origin

Late 19th century: Japanese, from mai, 'dancing', with reference to the happiness that would have resulted from finding one of these in the wild + take 'mushroom'.

Definition of maitake in US English:

maitake

(also maitake mushroom)

nounmīˈtäkēmaɪˈtɑki

An edible mushroom that grows in large clusters on aging trees and fallen timber, cultivated in Japan and China for food and as a dietary supplement for its supposed beneficial effects on the immune system.
Grifola frondosa, family Meripilaceae, class Agaricomycetes
Example sentencesExamples
- This past year, maitake, oyster and morels were easier to find.
- The maitake dish is probably the most umami-tasting dish I have ever had in my life.
- An extract of maitake mushrooms, for example, is said to boost the immune system.
- The duck confit is served with German potato salad and smoked maitake mushrooms.
- You don't need to be a vegetarian to love Moscatello's mushroom dish, which currently consists of maitake mushrooms next to a long plank of salsify.

Origin

Late 19th century: Japanese, from mai, ‘dancing’, with reference to the happiness that would have resulted from finding one of these in the wild + take ‘mushroom’.

单词	maitake
释义	Definition of maitake in English: maitake (also maitake mushroom) noun mʌɪˈtɑːkeɪmaɪˈtɑki An edible mushroom that grows in large clusters on ageing trees and fallen timber, cultivated in Japan and China for food and as a dietary supplement for its supposed beneficial effects on the immune system. Grifola frondosa, family Meripilaceae, class Agaricomycetes Example sentencesExamples This past year, maitake, oyster and morels were easier to find. An extract of maitake mushrooms, for example, is said to boost the immune system. You don't need to be a vegetarian to love Moscatello's mushroom dish, which currently consists of maitake mushrooms next to a long plank of salsify. The maitake dish is probably the most umami-tasting dish I have ever had in my life. The duck confit is served with German potato salad and smoked maitake mushrooms. Origin Late 19th century: Japanese, from mai, 'dancing', with reference to the happiness that would have resulted from finding one of these in the wild + take 'mushroom'. Definition of maitake in US English: maitake (also maitake mushroom) nounmīˈtäkēmaɪˈtɑki An edible mushroom that grows in large clusters on aging trees and fallen timber, cultivated in Japan and China for food and as a dietary supplement for its supposed beneficial effects on the immune system. Grifola frondosa, family Meripilaceae, class Agaricomycetes Example sentencesExamples This past year, maitake, oyster and morels were easier to find. The maitake dish is probably the most umami-tasting dish I have ever had in my life. An extract of maitake mushrooms, for example, is said to boost the immune system. The duck confit is served with German potato salad and smoked maitake mushrooms. You don't need to be a vegetarian to love Moscatello's mushroom dish, which currently consists of maitake mushrooms next to a long plank of salsify. Origin Late 19th century: Japanese, from mai, ‘dancing’, with reference to the happiness that would have resulted from finding one of these in the wild + take ‘mushroom’.
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