demerara

/dem-uh-rahr-uh, -rair-uh/US // ˌdɛm əˈrɑr ə, -ˈrɛər ə //UK // (ˌdɛməˈrɛərə, -ˈrɑːrə) //

德梅拉瑞,德梅拉里,德梅拉腊,德梅拉拉

Definitions

n.名词 noun

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- : a light brown raw sugar grown in Guyana and used especially in the country's rum-making industry.

Spread the demerara sugar or sparkling sugar, if using, onto a baking sheet.
The slaves of many plantations on the eastern coast of Demerara had formed a conspiracy to obtain their freedom.
Another uncle had estates in Demerara, and in the autumn Waterton sailed thither from Portsmouth.
Demerara yields to no country in the world in her wonderful and beautiful productions of the feathered race.
Mosquitos are very rare after you pass the third island in the Demerara, and sand-flies but seldom appear.
To the northward there is a hill higher than any in the Demerara; and in the south-south-west quarter a mountain.