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菜品

cài pǐn
noun★Beginner— dish
general

A prepared food item served in a restaurant or at a meal, typically one of several courses.

我们点了一些特色菜品。

We ordered some signature dishes.

这家餐厅的菜品种类非常丰富。

This restaurant has a very rich variety of dishes.

💡

In Chinese, '菜品' refers to any prepared food item served in a restaurant or at a meal, often used in the context of dining out or catering.

Collocations

特色菜品signature dish主菜品main course配菜品side dish

Synonyms

菜肴菜肴菜式

💡Pro Tip

Usage in Menus

'菜品' is often used in restaurant menus to describe the food items available.

📖Word Origin

The term '菜品' is composed of '菜' (cài, meaning 'vegetable' or 'dish') and '品' (pǐn, meaning 'item' or 'product'), referring to a prepared food item.

📝Usage Notes

'菜品' is commonly used in the context of restaurants, menus, and dining. It can refer to a single dish or multiple dishes served in a meal.

Word Breakdown

菜
vegetable or dish
root
+
品
item or product
root
汉英词典

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