卤味 (lǔ wèi) — braised soy-sauce dishes (卤味)

Definition

卤味 (lǔwèi) refers to a category of foods — meat, offal, eggs, tofu — slow-simmered in spiced soy sauce, sold as street food or cold snacks. Think of it as a 'flavor' or 'style' of cooking rather than a single dish.

noun
braised soy-sauce dishes (卤味)

Examples

  • 卤味
    Wǒ mā ma zuò de lǔ wèi hěn hǎo chī.
    The braised dishes my mom makes are very tasty.
  • 卤味
    Zhè jiā lǔ wèi diàn de yā bó tè bié yǒu míng.
    The duck necks at this braised-food shop are especially famous.
  • 卤味
    Xià tiān chī lǔ wèi pèi pí jiǔ zuì shū fu.
    Eating braised dishes with beer in summer is the most enjoyable.

Browse more HSK 7-9 words or search the full 43,000-word dictionary.