Tra từ cabbage - Từ điển LongMan Dictionary

cab‧bage/ˈkæbɪdʒ/ noun
[date : 1400-1500; Language : French; Origin : caboche 'head']
1. [UNCOUNTABLE AND COUNTABLE]
a large round vegetable with thick green or purple leaves

2. [COUNTABLE]
British English informal someone who cannot think, move, speak etc as a result of brain injury SYN vegetable

noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
ADJECTIVE
red
▪ Serve with parsnip puree and red cabbage.
▪ Add the red cabbage and saute for an additional five minutes.
▪ Return the pheasant to the casserole and serve with the sauce, plenty of mashed potato and red cabbage.
▪ Some ride in wheelchairs, balancing trays heaped with bratwurst, red cabbage and crumb cake.
▪ Squire's Choice - sliced roast beef rolled up with a filling of pickled red cabbage and horseradish sauce. 3.
▪ The red cabbage salad is an extra treat on the plate.
▪ Pair the rounds with steamed red cabbage and thinly sliced zucchini.
▪ Pass around the jar of red cabbage water to see if the students can identify it.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ Add the red cabbage and saute for an additional five minutes.
▪ Almost by return, he was hit by a missile which looked like a rotting cabbage.
▪ But along comes a cabbage root fly, whose larvae feed on the roots.
▪ But by the time Daley was born, most people had stopped raising cabbage and had taken to raising politicians.
▪ Do they still boil cabbage to a soupy pulp in Britain, and pour the vitamin C down the drain?
▪ Geoffrey as quartermaster issued Joe with three kilos of rice, a couple of dried cabbage, and some dried pork.
▪ The red cabbage salad is an extra treat on the plate.
▪ Whether you are cultivating cabbages or grapes, care is needed to achieve a good harvest: good grapes make good wine.