Definition of udon in English:

udon

noun ˈuːdɒnˈo͞odän

mass noun

(in Japanese cooking) wheat pasta made in thick strips.
（日本烹饪用语）乌冬面，粗面条
as modifier add the udon noodles and cook until they are heated through
a bowl of udon
Example sentencesExamples
- Unfortunately, the thick udon noodles had a washed-out taste and there was not a trace of meat to be found, but I would give it another chance.
- Most people come to Tokyo expecting to eat sushi, maybe some sashimi, and probably some sort of noodles (soba, udon, or ramen).
- There's also an à la carte lunch, which includes fat, handmade udon noodles and artful versions of donburi, a traditional dish consisting of rice, seaweed, and, when I tried it, a topping of salmon roe and the freshest maguro tuna.
- Their fare includes dumplings, udon noodles, ramen and even sticky rice.
- Here you get a long plank of fried teriyaki salmon resting atop a big bowl of thick, chewy udon noodles interspersed with various sorts of fish and crab cakes, wisps of seaweed, fresh string beans, and a couple of fried squares of tofu.
- It is not clear when udon came to mean noodles as it does today.
- This bizarrely delicious lunchtime dish consisted of steamed cockles and fat udon noodles, all swimming in a greenish chili-cilantro broth.

Origin

Japanese.

Definition of udon in US English:

udon

nounˈo͞odän

(in Japanese cooking) wheat pasta made in thick strips.
（日本烹饪用语）乌冬面，粗面条
as modifier add the udon noodles and cook until they are heated through
a bowl of udon
Example sentencesExamples
- This bizarrely delicious lunchtime dish consisted of steamed cockles and fat udon noodles, all swimming in a greenish chili-cilantro broth.
- It is not clear when udon came to mean noodles as it does today.
- Unfortunately, the thick udon noodles had a washed-out taste and there was not a trace of meat to be found, but I would give it another chance.
- Here you get a long plank of fried teriyaki salmon resting atop a big bowl of thick, chewy udon noodles interspersed with various sorts of fish and crab cakes, wisps of seaweed, fresh string beans, and a couple of fried squares of tofu.
- Their fare includes dumplings, udon noodles, ramen and even sticky rice.
- There's also an à la carte lunch, which includes fat, handmade udon noodles and artful versions of donburi, a traditional dish consisting of rice, seaweed, and, when I tried it, a topping of salmon roe and the freshest maguro tuna.
- Most people come to Tokyo expecting to eat sushi, maybe some sashimi, and probably some sort of noodles (soba, udon, or ramen).

Origin

Japanese.

单词	udon
释义	Definition of udon in English: udon noun ˈuːdɒnˈo͞odän mass noun (in Japanese cooking) wheat pasta made in thick strips. （日本烹饪用语）乌冬面，粗面条 as modifier add the udon noodles and cook until they are heated through a bowl of udon Example sentencesExamples Unfortunately, the thick udon noodles had a washed-out taste and there was not a trace of meat to be found, but I would give it another chance. Most people come to Tokyo expecting to eat sushi, maybe some sashimi, and probably some sort of noodles (soba, udon, or ramen). There's also an à la carte lunch, which includes fat, handmade udon noodles and artful versions of donburi, a traditional dish consisting of rice, seaweed, and, when I tried it, a topping of salmon roe and the freshest maguro tuna. Their fare includes dumplings, udon noodles, ramen and even sticky rice. Here you get a long plank of fried teriyaki salmon resting atop a big bowl of thick, chewy udon noodles interspersed with various sorts of fish and crab cakes, wisps of seaweed, fresh string beans, and a couple of fried squares of tofu. It is not clear when udon came to mean noodles as it does today. This bizarrely delicious lunchtime dish consisted of steamed cockles and fat udon noodles, all swimming in a greenish chili-cilantro broth. Origin Japanese. Definition of udon in US English: udon nounˈo͞odän (in Japanese cooking) wheat pasta made in thick strips. （日本烹饪用语）乌冬面，粗面条 as modifier add the udon noodles and cook until they are heated through a bowl of udon Example sentencesExamples This bizarrely delicious lunchtime dish consisted of steamed cockles and fat udon noodles, all swimming in a greenish chili-cilantro broth. It is not clear when udon came to mean noodles as it does today. Unfortunately, the thick udon noodles had a washed-out taste and there was not a trace of meat to be found, but I would give it another chance. Here you get a long plank of fried teriyaki salmon resting atop a big bowl of thick, chewy udon noodles interspersed with various sorts of fish and crab cakes, wisps of seaweed, fresh string beans, and a couple of fried squares of tofu. Their fare includes dumplings, udon noodles, ramen and even sticky rice. There's also an à la carte lunch, which includes fat, handmade udon noodles and artful versions of donburi, a traditional dish consisting of rice, seaweed, and, when I tried it, a topping of salmon roe and the freshest maguro tuna. Most people come to Tokyo expecting to eat sushi, maybe some sashimi, and probably some sort of noodles (soba, udon, or ramen). Origin Japanese.
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