Definition of surimi in English:

surimi

noun sʊˈriːmisəˈrēmē

mass noun

A relatively tasteless and odourless paste made from minced fish, used especially to produce imitation crabmeat and lobster meat.
（用碎鱼肉做的）模拟蟹肉；模拟龙虾肉
Americans now eat more than 130 million pounds of surimi a year
Example sentencesExamples
- The second market is South Korea, where, in the 1970s, firms began producing surimi as a substitute for raw fish in domestic products, such as fried fish cakes and fish sausage.

Origin

Japanese, literally 'minced flesh'.

Definition of surimi in US English:

surimi

nounsəˈrēmē

Fish (often pollock) that is minced to make a gelatinous paste that is then flavored, reformed into flakes, sticks, or other shapes, and colored. It is used as a crab substitute.
Americans now eat more than 130 million pounds of surimi a year
Example sentencesExamples
- The second market is South Korea, where, in the 1970s, firms began producing surimi as a substitute for raw fish in domestic products, such as fried fish cakes and fish sausage.

Origin

Japanese, literally ‘minced flesh’.

单词	surimi
释义	Definition of surimi in English: surimi noun sʊˈriːmisəˈrēmē mass noun A relatively tasteless and odourless paste made from minced fish, used especially to produce imitation crabmeat and lobster meat. （用碎鱼肉做的）模拟蟹肉；模拟龙虾肉 Americans now eat more than 130 million pounds of surimi a year Example sentencesExamples The second market is South Korea, where, in the 1970s, firms began producing surimi as a substitute for raw fish in domestic products, such as fried fish cakes and fish sausage. Origin Japanese, literally 'minced flesh'. Definition of surimi in US English: surimi nounsəˈrēmē Fish (often pollock) that is minced to make a gelatinous paste that is then flavored, reformed into flakes, sticks, or other shapes, and colored. It is used as a crab substitute. Americans now eat more than 130 million pounds of surimi a year Example sentencesExamples The second market is South Korea, where, in the 1970s, firms began producing surimi as a substitute for raw fish in domestic products, such as fried fish cakes and fish sausage. Origin Japanese, literally ‘minced flesh’.
随便看	lip brush Lipchitz, Jacques lip-deep lipectomies lipectomy lipemia lipemias Lipetsk lip gloss lipgloss lip glosses lipic lipid lipidic lipidoses lipidosis Lipizzaner lip-labour lip-lap lipless lipless lip-like lip-like lip-like liplike 日理万机日甚一日日用日用品日界线日益日积月累日程日耳曼人日臻 Takelage Takler Takt Takt Taktdauer Taktende Takterzeugung Taktfehler Taktfrequenz Taktfrequenz