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portobello

/pawr-tuh-bel-oh, pohr-/US // ˌpɔr təˈbɛl oʊ, ˌpoʊr- //

波多贝罗,波多野结衣,波托贝罗,波托贝洛

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural por·to·bel·los.

    • : portabella.

Examples

  • Dennis Friedman would soak, marinate, compress and skewer portobello mushrooms until they ballooned out and “looked like meat on a spit,” the chef and co-founder recalls.

  • Alas, thanks to legions of soggy bell pepper-zucchini skewers and undercooked slabs of eggplant, grilled vegetables tend to be a tough sell among the meat-eating crowd — woe to the marinated portobello that dares to compete with a rack of pork ribs.

  • Check the package label, or seek out Dole Portobello Mushrooms and Monterey Mushrooms.

  • Cool restaurants along Portobello Road are gone, replaced by restaurants affordable only for bankers and foreigners.

  • The roasted portobello and their pizzas are worth the trip alone.

  • Even Stephen King said, with Portobello, Rendell “has surpassed herself.”

  • Lamb burgers, turkey burgers, tuna burgers, Portobello mushroom burgers… There are lots of options for what a burger can be.

  • Vice-Admiral Vernon with only six men-of-war had taken the town of Portobello, and levelled its fortifications.

  • Usually the soldiers went down High Street and out to Portobello on the sea.

  • Portobello (with Panama on the other side of the narrow isthmus) was the sole commercial harbour of South America.

  • The captain of the Portobello, a hale, blue-eyed grey-beard, was the last upon the deck.

  • Puerto de Bastimentos is a harbor about twelve miles northeast of Portobello.