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

knead

/niːd

verb [with object]

1Work (moistened flour or clay) into dough or paste with the hands.Transfer to a medium mixing-bowl, and add in the flour progressively, kneading the dough until it is no longer sticky and can be rolled into a ball....

Dust your counter with flour and knead the dough a few times.
Gently knead ingredients together by hand until dough is uniform but not sticky.

1.1Make (bread or pottery) by kneading flour or clay.Whatever political correctness may say on the subject, kneading bread is undoubtedly women's work....

Mother didn't appear the least upset, and continued to knead the bread.

Synonyms

pummel, work, pound, squeeze, wring, twist, crush, form, shape, mould, mix, blend

rare malaxate

1.2Massage or squeeze with the hands: she kneaded his back...

Some of our co-passengers would head for the spa where the expert masseuse would knead their knotted muscles.
During the Watsu treatment, you float in the arms of your massage therapist, who kneads your muscles and stretches your arms and legs.
He released Bono's hands, starting in again on his fingers, massaging and kneading the aching flesh.

Synonyms

massage, press, manipulate, palpate, rub, handle, stroke, feel

Derivatives

kneadable

adjective ...

Wheat gluten can be extracted from wheat flour by adding sufficient water to make a kneadable dough which is then washed with a stream of cold water.

kneader

noun ...

The word ‘lord’ is derived from the Old English hlaford, meaning ‘keeper of the bread’, i.e. master of the household. ‘Lady’ comes from hlaefdigge, meaning ‘kneader of the dough’.
Only a handful of women were connected to their work, including one barber, one unskilled tailor, one bread kneader, a buyer, two millers, and a couple of servants.

Origin

Old English cnedan, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch kneden and German kneten.

单词	knead
释义	knead /niːd / verb [with object] 1Work (moistened flour or clay) into dough or paste with the hands.Transfer to a medium mixing-bowl, and add in the flour progressively, kneading the dough until it is no longer sticky and can be rolled into a ball.... Dust your counter with flour and knead the dough a few times. Gently knead ingredients together by hand until dough is uniform but not sticky. 1.1Make (bread or pottery) by kneading flour or clay.Whatever political correctness may say on the subject, kneading bread is undoubtedly women's work.... Mother didn't appear the least upset, and continued to knead the bread. Synonyms pummel, work, pound, squeeze, wring, twist, crush, form, shape, mould, mix, blend rare malaxate 1.2Massage or squeeze with the hands: she kneaded his back... Some of our co-passengers would head for the spa where the expert masseuse would knead their knotted muscles. During the Watsu treatment, you float in the arms of your massage therapist, who kneads your muscles and stretches your arms and legs. He released Bono's hands, starting in again on his fingers, massaging and kneading the aching flesh. Synonyms massage, press, manipulate, palpate, rub, handle, stroke, feel Derivatives kneadable adjective ... Wheat gluten can be extracted from wheat flour by adding sufficient water to make a kneadable dough which is then washed with a stream of cold water. kneader noun ... The word ‘lord’ is derived from the Old English hlaford, meaning ‘keeper of the bread’, i.e. master of the household. ‘Lady’ comes from hlaefdigge, meaning ‘kneader of the dough’. Only a handful of women were connected to their work, including one barber, one unskilled tailor, one bread kneader, a buyer, two millers, and a couple of servants. Origin Old English cnedan, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch kneden and German kneten. Rhymes accede, bead, Bede, bleed, breed, cede, concede, creed, deed, Eid, exceed, feed, Gide, God speed, greed, he'd, heed, impede, interbreed, intercede, Jamshid, lead, mead, Mede, meed, misdeed, mislead, misread, need, plead, proceed, read, rede, reed, Reid, retrocede, screed, secede, seed, she'd, speed, stampede, steed, succeed, supersede, Swede, tweed, weak-kneed, we'd, weed
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knead

Derivatives

kneadable

kneader

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