dish

/dɪʃ/
noun 6verb 5

Collocations

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(noun.) container

ADJ

deep | flat, shallow | empty | baking, cooking, roasting, serving | fireproof, heatproof, ovenproof | china, glass, metal, silver | casserole, gratin, pie, souffle, soup

butter, food, soap, vegetable

I need to wash the butter dish before putting it away in the cabinet.

PREP

in a/the ~

She mixed all the ingredients in a large bowl before transferring them into the dish.

2

(noun.) the dishes: plates, bowls, etc.

ADJ

clean

dirty, unwashed

A pile of unwashed dishes was waiting for me in the kitchen after dinner.

breakfast

VERB + DISH

do, wash

After dinner, my children wash the dishes while I clean the table.

dry

After dinner, my sister washed while I dried the dishes in the kitchen.

put away

3

(noun.) type of food

ADJ

main, side

For dinner, we prepared chicken curry as the main dish and served rice on the side.

favourite

My grandmother's special curry is my favourite dish at family dinners.

delicious, tasty, wonderful | elaborate

simple

My grandmother makes a simple dish of rice and vegetables that everyone loves.

classic, traditional | savoury, sweet | spiced/spicy | cold, hot

local, international, national, regional

Paella is a famous regional dish from Spain that many tourists enjoy trying.

Chinese, French, etc. | vegetarian

cheese, egg, fish, meat, pasta, rice, seafood, vegetable

My grandmother makes a delicious seafood dish every Friday night for the family.

breakfast, lunch, supper

My grandmother always prepared a special lunch dish with fresh vegetables from her garden.

VERB + DISH

cook, make, prepare

My mother prepared a special dish for dinner last night.

serve

The chef served several delicious pasta dishes at last night's dinner party.

recommend

sample, try

We tried several Italian dishes at the new restaurant last night.

PHRASES

the dish of the day

The restaurant's dish of the day was a delicious seafood pasta that sold out quickly.

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