gherkin
US /ˈgɜ:rkɪn/
・UK /ˈgɜ:kɪn/
C2
n. (c.)Countable NounAny of various small cucumbers pickled whole
In a burger you can find lettuce, tomatoes, gherkins and meat
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The Book of the Dead May Not Be What You Think It Is
- Like a gherkin?
Like a gherkin?
- I love it, the gherkin.
I love it, the gherkin.
The London Story - Sculpture in the City
- and at the eastern end around the Gherkin, Lloyds, the new Leadenhall building,
and at the eastern end around the Gherkin, Lloyds, the new Leadenhall building,
3 English Speaking Exercises (zero friends needed)
- This one is rectangular, and this one is like a gherkin, a pickle, a cucumber.
This one is rectangular, and this one is like a gherkin, a pickle, a cucumber.
DON'T pronounce this letter in British English ✋
- Now, be careful: we do pronounce the G in GH at the beginning of words like "ghost," "ghastly," "ghetto," and "gherkin."
Now, be careful: we do pronounce the G in GH at the beginning of words like "ghost," "ghastly," "ghetto," and "gherkin."
Talking Tom Heroes: Quark's Day Out | FULL EPISODE | CBeebies
- Peanut, butter, and gherkin.
Peanut, butter, and gherkin.
- Ah, whoever thought of putting peanut, butter, and gherkin together in ice cream is a genius, huh?
Ah, whoever thought of putting peanut, butter, and gherkin together in ice cream is a genius, huh?