whisk — to beat eggs, cream, or other cooking ingredients into a froth
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to beat eggs, cream, or other cooking ingredients into a froth
Pronunciation (IPA): /wɪsk/
Korean meaning: 달걀이나 크림 등을 거품이 날 때까지 휘젓다
Korean pronunciation: **위**스크
Example Sentences
- My mom can whisk cream so fast, it looks like she's conducting an orchestra of bubbles!
- The prince whisked Cinderella away before her dress could turn back into rags
- I whisked the ingredients so vigorously that half of them ended up on the ceiling!
whisk
VERB//wɪsk//
to beat eggs, cream, or other cooking ingredients into a froth
to beat eggs, cream, or other cooking ingredients into a froth
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Whisk it brisk, despite the risk!
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Origin
14세기 스칸디나비아어에서 유래한 단어로, 원래는 '빠르게 움직이다'라는 뜻이었습니다. 마치 바람이 휙 지나가듯 빠른 동작을 표현했죠.
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“My mom can whisk cream so fast, it looks like she's conducting an orchestra of bubbles!”
“The prince whisked Cinderella away before her dress could turn back into rags”
“I whisked the ingredients so vigorously that half of them ended up on the ceiling!”
“She whisked through her homework and finished in record time”
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