Definition of raisin in English:

raisin

noun ˈreɪz(ə)nˈreɪzən

A partially dried grape.
Example sentencesExamples
- In a large bowl, combine the oats, sugar, raisins, chopped nuts, cinnamon and salt.
- People who like raisins look at me as if I'm crazy when I try to describe why I don't.
- He had made a light salad of romaine lettuce, almond slivers and raisins in a wine vinegar dressing to start.
- You will need a chutney that is thick with onions and raisins, rather than a sweet fruity one.
- For the suckling pig, in a small bowl, combine the Armagnac and raisins and set aside.
- It contained a deliciously spicy mix of raisins, walnuts, pears and Calvados.
- She used to sort through five pound bags of raisins examining each one for stems.
- It was made with beef, mutton, raisins, currants, prunes, wine and mixed spices.
- Mix the flour, sugar and raisins together in a bowl then add the liquid, stirring well to combine.
- So on my solo polar expeditions I have porridge, ground almonds, raisins and butter.
- This version includes the traditional pine nuts and raisins, but has the addition of saffron.
- Next, chop the tomatoes and the raisins, and drop them into a large, very clean pot.
- Saute the garlic, raisins and pine nuts in the olive oil in a large pan, until the pine nuts are golden.
- Special valentine buns are baked with raisins, caraway seeds, and plum filling.
- Ask if they would like to decorate their cream cheese with olive slices or peanut butter with raisins.
- They had a plain version, and one with raisins and candied orange rind.
- As with mashed potatoes, you can also use white rice with raisins as a side dish with meals.
- However, just as raisins seem different from grapes, so do prunes appear to be distinct from plums.
- Stir in oats, flour, walnuts and raisins, until it forms a well-blended dough.
- Grapes and raisins were certainly imported to cities such as York and London and have turned up in those places.

Derivatives

raisiny

adjective

It also has a strong, raisiny aftertaste and finish.
Example sentencesExamples
- Give me a late harvest Zinfandel wine or a raisiny port and I'm fine.
- Mixed fruit and citrus aromas with a candied edge provide even sweeter raisiny flavours that take on a honeyed concentration at the finish.
- The wine is warm with lots of minerality and raisiny fruit.
- Some had pruney or raisiny characteristics - not a good sign.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French, 'grape', from an alteration of Latin racemus 'grape bunch'.

Rhymes

blazon, brazen, emblazon, liaison

Definition of raisin in US English:

raisin

nounˈreɪzənˈrāzən

A partially dried grape.
Example sentencesExamples
- Saute the garlic, raisins and pine nuts in the olive oil in a large pan, until the pine nuts are golden.
- So on my solo polar expeditions I have porridge, ground almonds, raisins and butter.
- This version includes the traditional pine nuts and raisins, but has the addition of saffron.
- As with mashed potatoes, you can also use white rice with raisins as a side dish with meals.
- You will need a chutney that is thick with onions and raisins, rather than a sweet fruity one.
- However, just as raisins seem different from grapes, so do prunes appear to be distinct from plums.
- It was made with beef, mutton, raisins, currants, prunes, wine and mixed spices.
- In a large bowl, combine the oats, sugar, raisins, chopped nuts, cinnamon and salt.
- Mix the flour, sugar and raisins together in a bowl then add the liquid, stirring well to combine.
- Special valentine buns are baked with raisins, caraway seeds, and plum filling.
- Ask if they would like to decorate their cream cheese with olive slices or peanut butter with raisins.
- People who like raisins look at me as if I'm crazy when I try to describe why I don't.
- It contained a deliciously spicy mix of raisins, walnuts, pears and Calvados.
- They had a plain version, and one with raisins and candied orange rind.
- Grapes and raisins were certainly imported to cities such as York and London and have turned up in those places.
- For the suckling pig, in a small bowl, combine the Armagnac and raisins and set aside.
- Stir in oats, flour, walnuts and raisins, until it forms a well-blended dough.
- He had made a light salad of romaine lettuce, almond slivers and raisins in a wine vinegar dressing to start.
- She used to sort through five pound bags of raisins examining each one for stems.
- Next, chop the tomatoes and the raisins, and drop them into a large, very clean pot.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French, ‘grape’, from an alteration of Latin racemus ‘grape bunch’.

单词	raisin
释义	Definition of raisin in English: raisin noun ˈreɪz(ə)nˈreɪzən A partially dried grape. Example sentencesExamples In a large bowl, combine the oats, sugar, raisins, chopped nuts, cinnamon and salt. People who like raisins look at me as if I'm crazy when I try to describe why I don't. He had made a light salad of romaine lettuce, almond slivers and raisins in a wine vinegar dressing to start. You will need a chutney that is thick with onions and raisins, rather than a sweet fruity one. For the suckling pig, in a small bowl, combine the Armagnac and raisins and set aside. It contained a deliciously spicy mix of raisins, walnuts, pears and Calvados. She used to sort through five pound bags of raisins examining each one for stems. It was made with beef, mutton, raisins, currants, prunes, wine and mixed spices. Mix the flour, sugar and raisins together in a bowl then add the liquid, stirring well to combine. So on my solo polar expeditions I have porridge, ground almonds, raisins and butter. This version includes the traditional pine nuts and raisins, but has the addition of saffron. Next, chop the tomatoes and the raisins, and drop them into a large, very clean pot. Saute the garlic, raisins and pine nuts in the olive oil in a large pan, until the pine nuts are golden. Special valentine buns are baked with raisins, caraway seeds, and plum filling. Ask if they would like to decorate their cream cheese with olive slices or peanut butter with raisins. They had a plain version, and one with raisins and candied orange rind. As with mashed potatoes, you can also use white rice with raisins as a side dish with meals. However, just as raisins seem different from grapes, so do prunes appear to be distinct from plums. Stir in oats, flour, walnuts and raisins, until it forms a well-blended dough. Grapes and raisins were certainly imported to cities such as York and London and have turned up in those places. Derivatives raisiny adjective It also has a strong, raisiny aftertaste and finish. Example sentencesExamples Give me a late harvest Zinfandel wine or a raisiny port and I'm fine. Mixed fruit and citrus aromas with a candied edge provide even sweeter raisiny flavours that take on a honeyed concentration at the finish. The wine is warm with lots of minerality and raisiny fruit. Some had pruney or raisiny characteristics - not a good sign. Origin Middle English: from Old French, 'grape', from an alteration of Latin racemus 'grape bunch'. Rhymes blazon, brazen, emblazon, liaison Definition of raisin in US English: raisin nounˈreɪzənˈrāzən A partially dried grape. Example sentencesExamples Saute the garlic, raisins and pine nuts in the olive oil in a large pan, until the pine nuts are golden. So on my solo polar expeditions I have porridge, ground almonds, raisins and butter. This version includes the traditional pine nuts and raisins, but has the addition of saffron. As with mashed potatoes, you can also use white rice with raisins as a side dish with meals. You will need a chutney that is thick with onions and raisins, rather than a sweet fruity one. However, just as raisins seem different from grapes, so do prunes appear to be distinct from plums. It was made with beef, mutton, raisins, currants, prunes, wine and mixed spices. In a large bowl, combine the oats, sugar, raisins, chopped nuts, cinnamon and salt. Mix the flour, sugar and raisins together in a bowl then add the liquid, stirring well to combine. Special valentine buns are baked with raisins, caraway seeds, and plum filling. Ask if they would like to decorate their cream cheese with olive slices or peanut butter with raisins. People who like raisins look at me as if I'm crazy when I try to describe why I don't. It contained a deliciously spicy mix of raisins, walnuts, pears and Calvados. They had a plain version, and one with raisins and candied orange rind. Grapes and raisins were certainly imported to cities such as York and London and have turned up in those places. For the suckling pig, in a small bowl, combine the Armagnac and raisins and set aside. Stir in oats, flour, walnuts and raisins, until it forms a well-blended dough. He had made a light salad of romaine lettuce, almond slivers and raisins in a wine vinegar dressing to start. She used to sort through five pound bags of raisins examining each one for stems. Next, chop the tomatoes and the raisins, and drop them into a large, very clean pot. Origin Middle English: from Old French, ‘grape’, from an alteration of Latin racemus ‘grape bunch’.
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