calamari
calamari 英 [merɪ] 美 [ˌkɑləˈmɑri, ˌkælə-]
n. 鱿鱼，炸鱿鱼；炸花枝
名词复数:calamari
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- n. 鱿鱼，炸鱿鱼；炸花枝
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1. One user munched on calamari as he downed a pint and described the combo as “a near euphoric experience.
一个饮用者再咀嚼烤鱿鱼的时候喝了一品脱这个混合物并称赞道"近乎于快乐的体验."
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2. The carnivorous calamari, which can grow up to 100 pounds, came up from the depths last week and swarms of them roughed up unsuspecting divers.
这种肉食性枪乌贼来自深海，能长到100磅重。 上周，它们成群结队来到游客聚集的海滩，攻击毫无戒备的潜水者。
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3. The chef is Malagasy, though the dishes are modern French fusion, and we feasted on foie gras ravioli, zebu steaks in wine sauce (zebu is the local beef), ham, lamb and calamari.
尽管主要的菜肴都是现代法国菜，厨师却是马达加斯加人。 我们品尝了意大利方饺，zebu葡萄酒酱牛排（zebu是当地牛肉），汉堡包，羊羔肉、鱿鱼。
- calamari (n.) "squid, type of cuttlefish," 1560s, from Italian calamari, from Latin calamarius, literally "pertaining to a pen," from calamus "a writing pen," literally "reed" (see shawm). So called from the cuttlefish's pen-shaped internal shell and perhaps also from its being full of ink.
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