Definition of cookbook in English:

cookbook

nounˈkʊkbʊkˈkʊkˌbʊk

A book containing recipes and other information about the preparation and cooking of food.
Example sentencesExamples
- I was far beyond the suggested cooking time from the cookbook, yet it was definitely not cooked enough.
- He pulled out his grandmother's old cookbook and started preparing a small dinner.
- Sheila quickly tired of eating salads, though, and bought low fat cookbooks and food magazines and watched television shows about healthy cooking.
- Her hobbies are reading and cooking but I think I've exhausted the book / cookbook gift in recent years.
- After a valiant effort to change recipes to milliliters, cookbooks have gone back to the old cups and teaspoons.
- You can find diabetic cookbooks that focus on foods from different cultures and ethnicities.
- You might say that a cookbook is an unusual book to consider really influential.
- This is more an encyclopedia of Italian food than a cookbook.
- I can find recipes in my oldest cookbooks, looking pretty much the same in my new ones.
- He also wrote three cookbooks and many food articles.
- The recipe is in that cookbook and most of the ingredients are sitting out on the counter I think.
- And therein lies what I like about this cookbook - good food can be fast.
- The source of this astonishing information is a cookbook that belonged to my grandmother.
- This attractive hardcover cookbook contains interesting recipes from start to finish.
- Year after year, cookbooks and diet books are the biggest sellers - how not to eat it, once you've learn how to cook it.
- It's easy to print recipes or store them in your own online cookbook.
- Books about genes seem to have joined the ranks of cookbooks and doctor books in that there appears to be an insatiable market for them.
- Rotate products from the back of the shelf to the front during cleaning, and clear out cabinet castaways by using cookbooks that have food indexes in the back.
- But she was still a teacher, she still loved teaching, and she still loved food - a cookbook is Hilary's idea of bedtime reading.
- I will tell you a bit about what forms the backbone of a cookbook - the recipes.

Definition of cookbook in US English:

cookbook

nounˈkʊkˌbʊkˈko͝okˌbo͝ok

A book containing recipes and other information about the preparation and cooking of food.
Example sentencesExamples
- And therein lies what I like about this cookbook - good food can be fast.
- I will tell you a bit about what forms the backbone of a cookbook - the recipes.
- You can find diabetic cookbooks that focus on foods from different cultures and ethnicities.
- This attractive hardcover cookbook contains interesting recipes from start to finish.
- The source of this astonishing information is a cookbook that belonged to my grandmother.
- Rotate products from the back of the shelf to the front during cleaning, and clear out cabinet castaways by using cookbooks that have food indexes in the back.
- Sheila quickly tired of eating salads, though, and bought low fat cookbooks and food magazines and watched television shows about healthy cooking.
- Year after year, cookbooks and diet books are the biggest sellers - how not to eat it, once you've learn how to cook it.
- The recipe is in that cookbook and most of the ingredients are sitting out on the counter I think.
- I was far beyond the suggested cooking time from the cookbook, yet it was definitely not cooked enough.
- I can find recipes in my oldest cookbooks, looking pretty much the same in my new ones.
- After a valiant effort to change recipes to milliliters, cookbooks have gone back to the old cups and teaspoons.
- Her hobbies are reading and cooking but I think I've exhausted the book / cookbook gift in recent years.
- But she was still a teacher, she still loved teaching, and she still loved food - a cookbook is Hilary's idea of bedtime reading.
- He pulled out his grandmother's old cookbook and started preparing a small dinner.
- Books about genes seem to have joined the ranks of cookbooks and doctor books in that there appears to be an insatiable market for them.
- This is more an encyclopedia of Italian food than a cookbook.
- He also wrote three cookbooks and many food articles.
- You might say that a cookbook is an unusual book to consider really influential.
- It's easy to print recipes or store them in your own online cookbook.

单词	cookbook
释义	Definition of cookbook in English: cookbook nounˈkʊkbʊkˈkʊkˌbʊk A book containing recipes and other information about the preparation and cooking of food. Example sentencesExamples I was far beyond the suggested cooking time from the cookbook, yet it was definitely not cooked enough. He pulled out his grandmother's old cookbook and started preparing a small dinner. Sheila quickly tired of eating salads, though, and bought low fat cookbooks and food magazines and watched television shows about healthy cooking. Her hobbies are reading and cooking but I think I've exhausted the book / cookbook gift in recent years. After a valiant effort to change recipes to milliliters, cookbooks have gone back to the old cups and teaspoons. You can find diabetic cookbooks that focus on foods from different cultures and ethnicities. You might say that a cookbook is an unusual book to consider really influential. This is more an encyclopedia of Italian food than a cookbook. I can find recipes in my oldest cookbooks, looking pretty much the same in my new ones. He also wrote three cookbooks and many food articles. The recipe is in that cookbook and most of the ingredients are sitting out on the counter I think. And therein lies what I like about this cookbook - good food can be fast. The source of this astonishing information is a cookbook that belonged to my grandmother. This attractive hardcover cookbook contains interesting recipes from start to finish. Year after year, cookbooks and diet books are the biggest sellers - how not to eat it, once you've learn how to cook it. It's easy to print recipes or store them in your own online cookbook. Books about genes seem to have joined the ranks of cookbooks and doctor books in that there appears to be an insatiable market for them. Rotate products from the back of the shelf to the front during cleaning, and clear out cabinet castaways by using cookbooks that have food indexes in the back. But she was still a teacher, she still loved teaching, and she still loved food - a cookbook is Hilary's idea of bedtime reading. I will tell you a bit about what forms the backbone of a cookbook - the recipes. Definition of cookbook in US English: cookbook nounˈkʊkˌbʊkˈko͝okˌbo͝ok A book containing recipes and other information about the preparation and cooking of food. Example sentencesExamples And therein lies what I like about this cookbook - good food can be fast. I will tell you a bit about what forms the backbone of a cookbook - the recipes. You can find diabetic cookbooks that focus on foods from different cultures and ethnicities. This attractive hardcover cookbook contains interesting recipes from start to finish. The source of this astonishing information is a cookbook that belonged to my grandmother. Rotate products from the back of the shelf to the front during cleaning, and clear out cabinet castaways by using cookbooks that have food indexes in the back. Sheila quickly tired of eating salads, though, and bought low fat cookbooks and food magazines and watched television shows about healthy cooking. Year after year, cookbooks and diet books are the biggest sellers - how not to eat it, once you've learn how to cook it. The recipe is in that cookbook and most of the ingredients are sitting out on the counter I think. I was far beyond the suggested cooking time from the cookbook, yet it was definitely not cooked enough. I can find recipes in my oldest cookbooks, looking pretty much the same in my new ones. After a valiant effort to change recipes to milliliters, cookbooks have gone back to the old cups and teaspoons. Her hobbies are reading and cooking but I think I've exhausted the book / cookbook gift in recent years. But she was still a teacher, she still loved teaching, and she still loved food - a cookbook is Hilary's idea of bedtime reading. He pulled out his grandmother's old cookbook and started preparing a small dinner. Books about genes seem to have joined the ranks of cookbooks and doctor books in that there appears to be an insatiable market for them. This is more an encyclopedia of Italian food than a cookbook. He also wrote three cookbooks and many food articles. You might say that a cookbook is an unusual book to consider really influential. It's easy to print recipes or store them in your own online cookbook.
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