vanilla

noun

/vəˈnɪlə/

[uncountable]

a substance obtained from the beans of a tropical plant, also called vanilla, used to add taste to sweet foods, for example ice cream香草醛，香草香精（从热带植物香子兰豆中提取，用于冰淇淋等甜食）
- (British English) vanilla essence香子兰精
- (North American English) vanilla extract香子兰精
- (British English) a vanilla pod香子兰蒴果
- (North American English) a vanilla bean香子兰豆
Topics Plants and treesc1, Foodc1
Collocations Dictionary
Vanilla is used before these nouns:
bean
essence
extract
…
词源mid 17th cent.: from Spanish vainilla ‘pod’, diminutive of vaina ‘sheath, pod’, from Latin vagina ‘sheath’. The spelling change was due to association with French vanille.

vanilla

adjective

/vəˈnɪlə/

tasting of vanilla有香子兰香味的；香草味的
- vanilla ice cream香草冰淇淋
(informal) ordinary; not special in any way普通的；寻常的；毫无特色的
- The city is pretty much plain vanilla.这座城市相当一般化。
- This is only the vanilla version of the software.这只是软件的普通版本。

词源mid 17th cent.: from Spanish vainilla ‘pod’, diminutive of vaina ‘sheath, pod’, from Latin vagina ‘sheath’. The spelling change was due to association with French vanille.

词汇	vanilla
释义	vanilla noun /vəˈnɪlə/ /vəˈnɪlə/ [uncountable] a substance obtained from the beans of a tropical plant, also called vanilla, used to add taste to sweet foods, for example ice cream香草醛，香草香精（从热带植物香子兰豆中提取，用于冰淇淋等甜食） (British English) vanilla essence香子兰精 (North American English) vanilla extract香子兰精 (British English) a vanilla pod香子兰蒴果 (North American English) a vanilla bean香子兰豆 Topics Plants and treesc1, Foodc1 Collocations DictionaryVanilla is used before these nouns: bean essence extract … 词源mid 17th cent.: from Spanish vainilla ‘pod’, diminutive of vaina ‘sheath, pod’, from Latin vagina ‘sheath’. The spelling change was due to association with French vanille. vanilla adjective /vəˈnɪlə/ /vəˈnɪlə/ tasting of vanilla有香子兰香味的；香草味的 vanilla ice cream香草冰淇淋 (informal) ordinary; not special in any way普通的；寻常的；毫无特色的 The city is pretty much plain vanilla.这座城市相当一般化。 This is only the vanilla version of the software.这只是软件的普通版本。词源mid 17th cent.: from Spanish vainilla ‘pod’, diminutive of vaina ‘sheath, pod’, from Latin vagina ‘sheath’. The spelling change was due to association with French vanille.
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