英语词汇“cookie cutter”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

noun

North American

1A device with sharp edges for cutting biscuit dough into a particular shape.
Example sentencesExamples
- Or at least that's what the cookie cutter looked like.
- And when I finally got it rolled out, I thought it was boring to just cut out rectangles so I got out my heart shaped cookie cutter.
- When the polenta has cooled, use a cookie cutter or a metal pastry circle to cut out little cakes.
- The most creative part of making these cookies is using the cookie cutter and making great figures.
- Using a two-inch round cookie cutter, cut out 12 circles.
- Use a cookie cutter to get the shapes you like, place on a baking sheet.
- Aunt Glad had had every kind of cookie cutter in the world, it seemed.
- After baking and cooking the cake, I cut the individual cakes out of the whole with a cookie cutter.
- Copy recipe onto a card, loop ribbon through card and cookie cutter, and tie in a bow around towel.
- Using a 21/4-inch fluted cookie cutter, cut out three circles.
- Roll into a thin (0.5 centimeters / 1/4 inch) disc, and use a cookie cutter to take out shapes.
- Roll this out and cut out your shapes with a cookie cutter.
- The child takes a cookie cutter and cuts out a dozen cookies.
- Place the butternut squash slices on a cutting board and, using a 2 1/4-inch cookie cutter, cut out the center of each slice and set aside.
- Using a 2 1/2-inch cookie cutter, cut the dough into 18 circles.
- Cut into desired shapes with a 1 1/2-inch cookie cutter.
- Using a 4-inch round cookie cutter, cut out 24 discs and transfer to a parchment-lined sheet pan.
- The above-mentioned red Jell-O is an easy dessert if you happen to have a heart-shaped cookie cutter.
- Using a cookie cutter, you then make a dozen or so ice cream stars or whatever shape you desire.
- Roll out the pie dough, and cut out circles with a cookie cutter.
1. 1.1as modifier Denoting something mass-produced or lacking any distinguishing characteristics.
  a cookie-cutter apartment in a high-rise building
  Example sentencesExamples
  Irregular floor plans were to be avoided, as were cookie-cutter complexes.
  David's friends, family, and lovers are cookie-cutter characters with paper-thin personalities.
  I love traveling to new places, the chance to see how other folks live, and, no, I don't want a cookie-cutter experience.
  ‘There's no cookie-cutter treatment - evaluation is on a case-by-case basis,’ Hope says.
  Splitting the difference between architect design and cookie-cutter buildings, these can be built as custom projects.
  There should be more houses like this, and not those cookie-cutter suburbs that seem to be cropping up everywhere.
  An increasing number of home buyers understand the qualitative difference between a cookie-cutter house and a well-designed one.
  You were staying in another big-name, cookie-cutter hotel chain.
  Too often, the campaign ads take on a cookie-cutter quality.
  And in a sea of mass production and cookie-cutter sequels, handmade films are an assertion of the importance of the small, the unique and the individual.
  I view it as belated recognition that not all travelers are satisfied with a cookie-cutter room and neglectful service.
  Maybe it's because these characters are not all cookie-cutter versions of typical movie teens.
  No two camps are exactly alike, and a company offering cookie-cutter coverage is likely to leave you without the protection you need.
  It has a few good moments, but sinks under its cookie-cutter plot and cardboard characters.
  This intensity's hard to duplicate within the cookie-cutter architecture of the multiplex - it's a question of character.
  This movie had a cookie-cutter plot and generic characters, which is largely why it failed to succeed.
  Nor is it a surprise that large bureaucracies favor cookie-cutter solutions that may not apply to any given problem.
  We've tried not to standardize our process, because that just gets you into a routine of producing cookie-cutter solutions.
  It could be argued that these cookie-cutter stadiums contribute to the home teams' bad performance, but I doubt the argument would be sound.
  So, who's turning out these cookie-cutter movies?

nounˈkʊki ˈkədərˈko͝okē ˈkədər

North American

1A device with sharp edges for cutting cookie dough into a particular shape.
Example sentencesExamples
- Roll this out and cut out your shapes with a cookie cutter.
- When the polenta has cooled, use a cookie cutter or a metal pastry circle to cut out little cakes.
- The most creative part of making these cookies is using the cookie cutter and making great figures.
- The child takes a cookie cutter and cuts out a dozen cookies.
- Using a 2 1/2-inch cookie cutter, cut the dough into 18 circles.
- After baking and cooking the cake, I cut the individual cakes out of the whole with a cookie cutter.
- Copy recipe onto a card, loop ribbon through card and cookie cutter, and tie in a bow around towel.
- Place the butternut squash slices on a cutting board and, using a 2 1/4-inch cookie cutter, cut out the center of each slice and set aside.
- Or at least that's what the cookie cutter looked like.
- Using a 4-inch round cookie cutter, cut out 24 discs and transfer to a parchment-lined sheet pan.
- The above-mentioned red Jell-O is an easy dessert if you happen to have a heart-shaped cookie cutter.
- Roll out the pie dough, and cut out circles with a cookie cutter.
- Aunt Glad had had every kind of cookie cutter in the world, it seemed.
- Cut into desired shapes with a 1 1/2-inch cookie cutter.
- Use a cookie cutter to get the shapes you like, place on a baking sheet.
- Roll into a thin (0.5 centimeters / 1/4 inch) disc, and use a cookie cutter to take out shapes.
- And when I finally got it rolled out, I thought it was boring to just cut out rectangles so I got out my heart shaped cookie cutter.
- Using a two-inch round cookie cutter, cut out 12 circles.
- Using a 21/4-inch fluted cookie cutter, cut out three circles.
- Using a cookie cutter, you then make a dozen or so ice cream stars or whatever shape you desire.
1. 1.1as modifier Denoting something mass-produced or lacking any distinguishing characteristics.
  a cookie-cutter apartment in a high-rise building
  Example sentencesExamples
  David's friends, family, and lovers are cookie-cutter characters with paper-thin personalities.
  Splitting the difference between architect design and cookie-cutter buildings, these can be built as custom projects.
  Maybe it's because these characters are not all cookie-cutter versions of typical movie teens.
  I love traveling to new places, the chance to see how other folks live, and, no, I don't want a cookie-cutter experience.
  It has a few good moments, but sinks under its cookie-cutter plot and cardboard characters.
  I view it as belated recognition that not all travelers are satisfied with a cookie-cutter room and neglectful service.
  Too often, the campaign ads take on a cookie-cutter quality.
  No two camps are exactly alike, and a company offering cookie-cutter coverage is likely to leave you without the protection you need.
  This movie had a cookie-cutter plot and generic characters, which is largely why it failed to succeed.
  This intensity's hard to duplicate within the cookie-cutter architecture of the multiplex - it's a question of character.
  You were staying in another big-name, cookie-cutter hotel chain.
  Nor is it a surprise that large bureaucracies favor cookie-cutter solutions that may not apply to any given problem.
  There should be more houses like this, and not those cookie-cutter suburbs that seem to be cropping up everywhere.
  And in a sea of mass production and cookie-cutter sequels, handmade films are an assertion of the importance of the small, the unique and the individual.
  It could be argued that these cookie-cutter stadiums contribute to the home teams' bad performance, but I doubt the argument would be sound.
  We've tried not to standardize our process, because that just gets you into a routine of producing cookie-cutter solutions.
  ‘There's no cookie-cutter treatment - evaluation is on a case-by-case basis,’ Hope says.
  Irregular floor plans were to be avoided, as were cookie-cutter complexes.
  So, who's turning out these cookie-cutter movies?
  An increasing number of home buyers understand the qualitative difference between a cookie-cutter house and a well-designed one.

单词	cookie cutter
释义	Definition of cookie cutter in English: cookie cutter noun North American 1A device with sharp edges for cutting biscuit dough into a particular shape. Example sentencesExamples Or at least that's what the cookie cutter looked like. And when I finally got it rolled out, I thought it was boring to just cut out rectangles so I got out my heart shaped cookie cutter. When the polenta has cooled, use a cookie cutter or a metal pastry circle to cut out little cakes. The most creative part of making these cookies is using the cookie cutter and making great figures. Using a two-inch round cookie cutter, cut out 12 circles. Use a cookie cutter to get the shapes you like, place on a baking sheet. Aunt Glad had had every kind of cookie cutter in the world, it seemed. After baking and cooking the cake, I cut the individual cakes out of the whole with a cookie cutter. Copy recipe onto a card, loop ribbon through card and cookie cutter, and tie in a bow around towel. Using a 21/4-inch fluted cookie cutter, cut out three circles. Roll into a thin (0.5 centimeters / 1/4 inch) disc, and use a cookie cutter to take out shapes. Roll this out and cut out your shapes with a cookie cutter. The child takes a cookie cutter and cuts out a dozen cookies. Place the butternut squash slices on a cutting board and, using a 2 1/4-inch cookie cutter, cut out the center of each slice and set aside. Using a 2 1/2-inch cookie cutter, cut the dough into 18 circles. Cut into desired shapes with a 1 1/2-inch cookie cutter. Using a 4-inch round cookie cutter, cut out 24 discs and transfer to a parchment-lined sheet pan. The above-mentioned red Jell-O is an easy dessert if you happen to have a heart-shaped cookie cutter. Using a cookie cutter, you then make a dozen or so ice cream stars or whatever shape you desire. Roll out the pie dough, and cut out circles with a cookie cutter. 1.1as modifier Denoting something mass-produced or lacking any distinguishing characteristics. a cookie-cutter apartment in a high-rise building Example sentencesExamples Irregular floor plans were to be avoided, as were cookie-cutter complexes. David's friends, family, and lovers are cookie-cutter characters with paper-thin personalities. I love traveling to new places, the chance to see how other folks live, and, no, I don't want a cookie-cutter experience. ‘There's no cookie-cutter treatment - evaluation is on a case-by-case basis,’ Hope says. Splitting the difference between architect design and cookie-cutter buildings, these can be built as custom projects. There should be more houses like this, and not those cookie-cutter suburbs that seem to be cropping up everywhere. An increasing number of home buyers understand the qualitative difference between a cookie-cutter house and a well-designed one. You were staying in another big-name, cookie-cutter hotel chain. Too often, the campaign ads take on a cookie-cutter quality. And in a sea of mass production and cookie-cutter sequels, handmade films are an assertion of the importance of the small, the unique and the individual. I view it as belated recognition that not all travelers are satisfied with a cookie-cutter room and neglectful service. Maybe it's because these characters are not all cookie-cutter versions of typical movie teens. No two camps are exactly alike, and a company offering cookie-cutter coverage is likely to leave you without the protection you need. It has a few good moments, but sinks under its cookie-cutter plot and cardboard characters. This intensity's hard to duplicate within the cookie-cutter architecture of the multiplex - it's a question of character. This movie had a cookie-cutter plot and generic characters, which is largely why it failed to succeed. Nor is it a surprise that large bureaucracies favor cookie-cutter solutions that may not apply to any given problem. We've tried not to standardize our process, because that just gets you into a routine of producing cookie-cutter solutions. It could be argued that these cookie-cutter stadiums contribute to the home teams' bad performance, but I doubt the argument would be sound. So, who's turning out these cookie-cutter movies? Definition of cookie cutter in US English: cookie cutter nounˈkʊki ˈkədərˈko͝okē ˈkədər North American 1A device with sharp edges for cutting cookie dough into a particular shape. Example sentencesExamples Roll this out and cut out your shapes with a cookie cutter. When the polenta has cooled, use a cookie cutter or a metal pastry circle to cut out little cakes. The most creative part of making these cookies is using the cookie cutter and making great figures. The child takes a cookie cutter and cuts out a dozen cookies. Using a 2 1/2-inch cookie cutter, cut the dough into 18 circles. After baking and cooking the cake, I cut the individual cakes out of the whole with a cookie cutter. Copy recipe onto a card, loop ribbon through card and cookie cutter, and tie in a bow around towel. Place the butternut squash slices on a cutting board and, using a 2 1/4-inch cookie cutter, cut out the center of each slice and set aside. Or at least that's what the cookie cutter looked like. Using a 4-inch round cookie cutter, cut out 24 discs and transfer to a parchment-lined sheet pan. The above-mentioned red Jell-O is an easy dessert if you happen to have a heart-shaped cookie cutter. Roll out the pie dough, and cut out circles with a cookie cutter. Aunt Glad had had every kind of cookie cutter in the world, it seemed. Cut into desired shapes with a 1 1/2-inch cookie cutter. Use a cookie cutter to get the shapes you like, place on a baking sheet. Roll into a thin (0.5 centimeters / 1/4 inch) disc, and use a cookie cutter to take out shapes. And when I finally got it rolled out, I thought it was boring to just cut out rectangles so I got out my heart shaped cookie cutter. Using a two-inch round cookie cutter, cut out 12 circles. Using a 21/4-inch fluted cookie cutter, cut out three circles. Using a cookie cutter, you then make a dozen or so ice cream stars or whatever shape you desire. 1.1as modifier Denoting something mass-produced or lacking any distinguishing characteristics. a cookie-cutter apartment in a high-rise building Example sentencesExamples David's friends, family, and lovers are cookie-cutter characters with paper-thin personalities. Splitting the difference between architect design and cookie-cutter buildings, these can be built as custom projects. Maybe it's because these characters are not all cookie-cutter versions of typical movie teens. I love traveling to new places, the chance to see how other folks live, and, no, I don't want a cookie-cutter experience. It has a few good moments, but sinks under its cookie-cutter plot and cardboard characters. I view it as belated recognition that not all travelers are satisfied with a cookie-cutter room and neglectful service. Too often, the campaign ads take on a cookie-cutter quality. No two camps are exactly alike, and a company offering cookie-cutter coverage is likely to leave you without the protection you need. This movie had a cookie-cutter plot and generic characters, which is largely why it failed to succeed. This intensity's hard to duplicate within the cookie-cutter architecture of the multiplex - it's a question of character. You were staying in another big-name, cookie-cutter hotel chain. Nor is it a surprise that large bureaucracies favor cookie-cutter solutions that may not apply to any given problem. There should be more houses like this, and not those cookie-cutter suburbs that seem to be cropping up everywhere. And in a sea of mass production and cookie-cutter sequels, handmade films are an assertion of the importance of the small, the unique and the individual. It could be argued that these cookie-cutter stadiums contribute to the home teams' bad performance, but I doubt the argument would be sound. We've tried not to standardize our process, because that just gets you into a routine of producing cookie-cutter solutions. ‘There's no cookie-cutter treatment - evaluation is on a case-by-case basis,’ Hope says. Irregular floor plans were to be avoided, as were cookie-cutter complexes. So, who's turning out these cookie-cutter movies? An increasing number of home buyers understand the qualitative difference between a cookie-cutter house and a well-designed one.
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Definition of cookie cutter in English:

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Definition of cookie cutter in US English:

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