How do you say coriander in English?

The English word for "coriander" is "coriander".

Pronunciation:

The British pronunciation of "coriander" is [? k？ ri？ nd？ (r)], pronunciation [? k？ ri？ nd？ r].

Explanation:

Nouns. Coriander; coriander

Usage:

"Coriander" is a kind of vanilla plant, and its leaves and seeds can be used for cooking or seasoning.

Morphological changes:

Plural number: coriander

Collocation of words:

1. coriander leaf: coriander leaf

2. Coriander seeds: fragrant rapeseed

3. ground coriander: coriander powder

4. Coriander paste: Coriander paste

5. coriander-flavored: coriander-flavored

Word meaning analysis:

"Coriander" refers to a vanilla plant commonly used in cooking, and its leaves and seeds have a unique fragrance. Coriander is widely used in many dishes, including foods in Asia, Latin America and the Mediterranean.

Bilingual example:

1. The recipe needs a tablespoon of chopped coriander. The recipe requires adding a tablespoon of chopped parsley. )

I like the fresh smell of coriander in curry. )

Crushing coriander seeds, and then adding them into the marinade. )

This salad is made of tomatoes, onions and a little coriander. This salad is made of tomatoes, onions and a little parsley. )

5. Coriander sauce adds delicacy to this dish. The coriander paste makes the food more delicious. )