Cuisine

Pronunciation: /kwɪˈzin/

Definitions of cuisine

noun a style or method of cooking, especially as characteristic of a particular country, region, or establishment

Example Sentences

A1 I enjoy trying different cuisines from around the world.

A2 My favorite cuisine is Italian because I love pasta and pizza.

B1 Learning about traditional Japanese cuisine has been a fascinating experience.

B2 The fusion cuisine at that new restaurant combines flavors from various cultures.

C1 Her expertise in French cuisine earned her a Michelin star.

C2 The chef's innovative approach to molecular cuisine has garnered international acclaim.

Examples of cuisine in a Sentence

formal The French cuisine is known for its sophisticated flavors and techniques.

informal I love trying out different cuisines from around the world.

slang Let's grab some grub from that new fusion cuisine spot.

figurative His writing style is a unique cuisine of words and metaphors.

Grammatical Forms of cuisine

• past tense: cuisined
• plural: cuisines
• comparative: more cuisine
• superlative: most cuisine
• present tense: cuisines
• future tense: will cuisine
• perfect tense: have cuisined
• continuous tense: is cuisining
• singular: cuisine
• positive degree: cuisine
• infinitive: to cuisine
• gerund: cuisining
• participle: cuisined

Origin and Evolution of cuisine

First Known Use: 1786 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The word 'cuisine' originated from the French language, derived from the Latin word 'coquina' meaning kitchen.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a style or manner of cooking, 'cuisine' has evolved to encompass the entire culinary culture and traditions of a particular region or country.