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

clove1

/kləʊv

noun

1The dried flower bud of a tropical tree, used as an aromatic spice.The English name allspice was given to the spice because its flavour resembles a mixture of other spices, especially cloves and black pepper....

For the curry oil, in a medium bowl, mix together the cinnamon, turmeric, cardamom, cayenne pepper, allspice, white pepper, and cloves and set aside.
After that, it's just crushed garlic, allspice, ground cloves, paprika, salt and pepper.

1.1 (oil of cloves) [mass noun] Aromatic analgesic oil extracted from cloves and used medicinally to relieve dental pain.For the temporary relief of toothache, apply a crushed clove or oil of cloves to the painful tooth, or plug the cavity with cotton wool soaked in the oil....

He worked for a while on natural products and from 1864 on discovered sesquiterpenes in oil of cloves and other essential oils.
Outside the United States, products sold as toothpaste sometimes include ground tobacco mixed with menthol, oil of cloves, peppermint and other flavorings.

2The Indonesian tree from which cloves are obtained.

Syzygium aromaticum (also called Eugenia caryophyllus), family Myrtaceae.

In the centre's old minibus we drove through a shimmering tropical paradise of lush green forests of banana palms, coconut palms and cloves, and a land so fertile you could thrust a stick in it and watch it grow....

We emerged into the country to find ourselves amid an open expanse of coconut palms, interspersed with the odd clove and nutmeg tree, banana palm and cinnamon bush.
He stresses planting only healthy cloves and maintaining a three-year rotation with the whole Allium family.

3 (also clove pink or clove gillyflower) A clove-scented pink which is the original type from which the carnation and other double pinks have been bred.

Dianthus caryophyllus, family Caryophyllaceae.

Perhaps you're attracted by sweetly scented herbs, in which case clove pink, scented geranium, hyssop, lavender and pineapple sage are a must for you....

The full name clove-girofle was reserved for a pink, dianthus caryophyllus, the so-called clove - pink.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French clou de girofle, literally 'nail of gillyflower' (from its shape), gillyflower being originally the name of the spice and later applied to the similarly scented pink.

You might have two different types of clove in your kitchen cupboard, one in a jar on the spice rack and one in a garlic bulb. These are two different words. The spice clove comes from Old French clou de girofle (source of the name gillyflower for the similarly scented pink), meaning ‘nail of the clove tree’. You can see why—cloves look like nails. The clove of garlic is an Old English word related to cleave (Old English) and cloven (Middle English).

Rhymes

clove2

/kləʊv

noun

Any of the small bulbs making up a compound bulb of garlic, shallot, etc. rub a dish with a crushed clove of garlic...

To make it yourself, crush a garlic clove in a few tablespoons of olive oil and gently warm it over the stove for 30 minutes.
Break the cloves off a garlic bulb and toss a handful into the blender.
Chuck in a couple of chopped shallots and two cloves of chopped garlic.

Origin

Old English clufu, of Germanic origin, corresponding to the first element of German Knoblauch (altered from Old High German klovolouh), and the base of cleave¹.

clove3

/kləʊv

Past of cleave¹.

单词	clove
释义	clove1 /kləʊv / noun 1The dried flower bud of a tropical tree, used as an aromatic spice.The English name allspice was given to the spice because its flavour resembles a mixture of other spices, especially cloves and black pepper.... For the curry oil, in a medium bowl, mix together the cinnamon, turmeric, cardamom, cayenne pepper, allspice, white pepper, and cloves and set aside. After that, it's just crushed garlic, allspice, ground cloves, paprika, salt and pepper. 1.1 (oil of cloves) [mass noun] Aromatic analgesic oil extracted from cloves and used medicinally to relieve dental pain.For the temporary relief of toothache, apply a crushed clove or oil of cloves to the painful tooth, or plug the cavity with cotton wool soaked in the oil.... He worked for a while on natural products and from 1864 on discovered sesquiterpenes in oil of cloves and other essential oils. Outside the United States, products sold as toothpaste sometimes include ground tobacco mixed with menthol, oil of cloves, peppermint and other flavorings. 2The Indonesian tree from which cloves are obtained. Syzygium aromaticum (also called Eugenia caryophyllus), family Myrtaceae. In the centre's old minibus we drove through a shimmering tropical paradise of lush green forests of banana palms, coconut palms and cloves, and a land so fertile you could thrust a stick in it and watch it grow.... We emerged into the country to find ourselves amid an open expanse of coconut palms, interspersed with the odd clove and nutmeg tree, banana palm and cinnamon bush. He stresses planting only healthy cloves and maintaining a three-year rotation with the whole Allium family. 3 (also clove pink or clove gillyflower) A clove-scented pink which is the original type from which the carnation and other double pinks have been bred. Dianthus caryophyllus, family Caryophyllaceae. Perhaps you're attracted by sweetly scented herbs, in which case clove pink, scented geranium, hyssop, lavender and pineapple sage are a must for you.... The full name clove-girofle was reserved for a pink, dianthus caryophyllus, the so-called clove - pink. Origin Middle English: from Old French clou de girofle, literally 'nail of gillyflower' (from its shape), gillyflower being originally the name of the spice and later applied to the similarly scented pink. You might have two different types of clove in your kitchen cupboard, one in a jar on the spice rack and one in a garlic bulb. These are two different words. The spice clove comes from Old French clou de girofle (source of the name gillyflower for the similarly scented pink), meaning ‘nail of the clove tree’. You can see why—cloves look like nails. The clove of garlic is an Old English word related to cleave (Old English) and cloven (Middle English). Rhymes behove, cove, dove, drove, fauve, grove, interwove, Jove, mauve, rove, shrove, stove, strove, trove, wove clove2 /kləʊv / noun Any of the small bulbs making up a compound bulb of garlic, shallot, etc. rub a dish with a crushed clove of garlic... To make it yourself, crush a garlic clove in a few tablespoons of olive oil and gently warm it over the stove for 30 minutes. Break the cloves off a garlic bulb and toss a handful into the blender. Chuck in a couple of chopped shallots and two cloves of chopped garlic. Origin Old English clufu, of Germanic origin, corresponding to the first element of German Knoblauch (altered from Old High German klovolouh), and the base of cleave¹. clove3 /kləʊv / Past of cleave¹.
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