starch — a white carbohydrate substance found in cereals, potatoes, etc.
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a white carbohydrate substance found in cereals, potatoes, etc.
Pronunciation (IPA): /stɑːrtʃ/
Korean meaning: 곡물, 감자 등에 들어있는 흰색 탄수화물 성분, 전분
Korean pronunciation: **스**타치
Example Sentences
- My grandma uses so much starch that my shirts could stand up by themselves!
- Athletes often eat foods high in starch for energy.
- The laundry service forgot to starch his collar, so he looked like a wilted flower.
starch
NOUN//stɑːrtʃ//
a white carbohydrate substance found in cereals, potatoes, etc.

a chef scoops white powdery starch from freshly cut potatoes into a clear bowl. The starchy powder creates small clouds as it falls from the potato pieces. Meanwhile, white flour and rice grains spread across the wooden counter nearby. The starch settles into a pile showing its fine, white, granular texture. A family member watches from behind as the chef demonstrates how these white carbohydrates come from different food sources. white carbohydrate substances found in cereals, potatoes, and other common foods
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The heat makes starch parch as soldiers march!
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Origin
고대 영어 'stearc'에서 유래되어 '뻣뻣한, 강한'이라는 뜻을 가졌습니다. 게르만어족 언어들에서 공통적으로 '강함'을 나타내는 어근에서 발전했어요.
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“My grandma uses so much starch that my shirts could stand up by themselves!”
“Athletes often eat foods high in starch for energy.”
“The laundry service forgot to starch his collar, so he looked like a wilted flower.”
“Rice and bread are major sources of starch in our diet.”
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