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dim sum

 

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Noun dim sum has 1 sense
  1. dim sum - traditional Chinese cuisine; a variety of foods (including several kinds of steamed or fried dumplings) are served successively in small portions
    --1 is a kind of
    cuisine, culinary art

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Term: Dim Sum

Definition:

Dim Sum refers to a style of Chinese cuisine where bite-sized portions of food are served in small steamer baskets or on small plates. It typically includes a variety of savory and sweet dishes, such as dumplings, rolls, buns, and desserts. Dim Sum is commonly enjoyed during breakfast or lunch as a social dining experience.

Examples:

  • Noun - Food: We ordered a variety of dim sum dishes, including pork dumplings, shrimp dumplings, and steamed buns with barbecue pork filling.
  • Noun - Meal: Let's go to the Chinese restaurant this weekend and have dim sum for brunch.
  • Noun - Experience: I love the lively atmosphere of dim sum restaurants, with carts wheeled around and patrons picking the dishes they desire.
  • Adjective - Popular: Dim sum is a popular choice for brunch in many major cities around the world.
  • Adjective - Local: If you visit Hong Kong, you must try the local dim sum; it's incredibly tasty.
  • Verb - Action: The chef is skilled in preparing and dim sum dishes with utmost precision.
  • Verb - Unspecified: Let's meet up at the restaurant and dim sum together.

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