Definition of unwaxed in English:

unwaxed

adjectiveʌnˈwakstˌənˈwækst

Not treated or covered with wax or a similar substance.
unwaxed lemons
Example sentencesExamples
- If the skin is thin and unwaxed, you do not need to peel the skin from the cucumber.
- I came home with a handful of organic brussels sprouts, an artisanal loaf of bread baked by a friend of mine, an unwaxed apple, and the lingering taste of a bite of vegan chocolate banana cake.
- She later went on to Reasheath Agricultural College, Nantwich, to learn cheese-making under an inspirational teacher who greatly influenced her belief in the goodness of unpasteurised and unwaxed Cheshire cheese.
- Some people prefer waxed floss because it slips between the teeth more easily than unwaxed floss and is less likely to break.
- Try to use unwaxed lemons if you are using the zest.
- Look for cucumbers that are unwaxed.
- The springs of the bed were squeaking tremendously, like an unwaxed door hinge.
- To really enjoy a slice of this tangy, creamy tart, it's worth buying the juicy, unwaxed organic lemons.
- With a heavy cook's knife cut the lobsters in half lengthways and serve with the unwaxed, leafy lemons, fruity extra-virgin olive oil and shredded flat-leaf parsley.
- Unwaxed paper cups used with thick paper holders can be used to serve coffee.
- Waxed and unwaxed floss are the most common.

Definition of unwaxed in US English:

unwaxed

adjectiveˌənˈwækstˌənˈwakst

Not treated or covered with wax or a similar substance.
unwaxed lemons
Example sentencesExamples
- She later went on to Reasheath Agricultural College, Nantwich, to learn cheese-making under an inspirational teacher who greatly influenced her belief in the goodness of unpasteurised and unwaxed Cheshire cheese.
- Try to use unwaxed lemons if you are using the zest.
- With a heavy cook's knife cut the lobsters in half lengthways and serve with the unwaxed, leafy lemons, fruity extra-virgin olive oil and shredded flat-leaf parsley.
- I came home with a handful of organic brussels sprouts, an artisanal loaf of bread baked by a friend of mine, an unwaxed apple, and the lingering taste of a bite of vegan chocolate banana cake.
- Some people prefer waxed floss because it slips between the teeth more easily than unwaxed floss and is less likely to break.
- Look for cucumbers that are unwaxed.
- Unwaxed paper cups used with thick paper holders can be used to serve coffee.
- Waxed and unwaxed floss are the most common.
- If the skin is thin and unwaxed, you do not need to peel the skin from the cucumber.
- To really enjoy a slice of this tangy, creamy tart, it's worth buying the juicy, unwaxed organic lemons.
- The springs of the bed were squeaking tremendously, like an unwaxed door hinge.

单词	unwaxed
释义	Definition of unwaxed in English: unwaxed adjectiveʌnˈwakstˌənˈwækst Not treated or covered with wax or a similar substance. unwaxed lemons Example sentencesExamples If the skin is thin and unwaxed, you do not need to peel the skin from the cucumber. I came home with a handful of organic brussels sprouts, an artisanal loaf of bread baked by a friend of mine, an unwaxed apple, and the lingering taste of a bite of vegan chocolate banana cake. She later went on to Reasheath Agricultural College, Nantwich, to learn cheese-making under an inspirational teacher who greatly influenced her belief in the goodness of unpasteurised and unwaxed Cheshire cheese. Some people prefer waxed floss because it slips between the teeth more easily than unwaxed floss and is less likely to break. Try to use unwaxed lemons if you are using the zest. Look for cucumbers that are unwaxed. The springs of the bed were squeaking tremendously, like an unwaxed door hinge. To really enjoy a slice of this tangy, creamy tart, it's worth buying the juicy, unwaxed organic lemons. With a heavy cook's knife cut the lobsters in half lengthways and serve with the unwaxed, leafy lemons, fruity extra-virgin olive oil and shredded flat-leaf parsley. Unwaxed paper cups used with thick paper holders can be used to serve coffee. Waxed and unwaxed floss are the most common. Definition of unwaxed in US English: unwaxed adjectiveˌənˈwækstˌənˈwakst Not treated or covered with wax or a similar substance. unwaxed lemons Example sentencesExamples She later went on to Reasheath Agricultural College, Nantwich, to learn cheese-making under an inspirational teacher who greatly influenced her belief in the goodness of unpasteurised and unwaxed Cheshire cheese. Try to use unwaxed lemons if you are using the zest. With a heavy cook's knife cut the lobsters in half lengthways and serve with the unwaxed, leafy lemons, fruity extra-virgin olive oil and shredded flat-leaf parsley. I came home with a handful of organic brussels sprouts, an artisanal loaf of bread baked by a friend of mine, an unwaxed apple, and the lingering taste of a bite of vegan chocolate banana cake. Some people prefer waxed floss because it slips between the teeth more easily than unwaxed floss and is less likely to break. Look for cucumbers that are unwaxed. Unwaxed paper cups used with thick paper holders can be used to serve coffee. Waxed and unwaxed floss are the most common. If the skin is thin and unwaxed, you do not need to peel the skin from the cucumber. To really enjoy a slice of this tangy, creamy tart, it's worth buying the juicy, unwaxed organic lemons. The springs of the bed were squeaking tremendously, like an unwaxed door hinge.
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