Definition of panforte in English:

panforte

noun panˈfɔːtipanˈfortepanˈfɔːteɪpanˈfôrˌtā

mass noun

A hard, spicy Sienese cake containing nuts, candied peel, and honey.
（内有坚果、蜜饯果皮和蜂蜜的）锡耶纳香辣硬饼
Example sentencesExamples
- Fruit, nuts and spice - and all things nice, combine to make this traditional Italian Panforte a sure fire success.
- This sweet fruit and nut panforte comes from Tuscany and should not be missed!
- Round off this tour with dessert in Siena in the form of a slice of panforte, a hard flatcake of candied fruits and nuts.

Origin

Italian, from pane 'bread' + forte 'strong'.

Rhymes

forte, prêt-à-porter

Definition of panforte in US English:

panforte

nounpanˈfôrˌtā

A hard, spicy Sienese cake containing nuts, candied citrus peel, and honey.
（内有坚果、蜜饯果皮和蜂蜜的）锡耶纳香辣硬饼
Example sentencesExamples
- Round off this tour with dessert in Siena in the form of a slice of panforte, a hard flatcake of candied fruits and nuts.
- Fruit, nuts and spice - and all things nice, combine to make this traditional Italian Panforte a sure fire success.
- This sweet fruit and nut panforte comes from Tuscany and should not be missed!

Origin

Italian, from pane ‘bread’ + forte ‘strong’.

词汇	panforte
释义	Definition of panforte in English: panforte noun panˈfɔːtipanˈfortepanˈfɔːteɪpanˈfôrˌtā mass noun A hard, spicy Sienese cake containing nuts, candied peel, and honey. （内有坚果、蜜饯果皮和蜂蜜的）锡耶纳香辣硬饼 Example sentencesExamples Fruit, nuts and spice - and all things nice, combine to make this traditional Italian Panforte a sure fire success. This sweet fruit and nut panforte comes from Tuscany and should not be missed! Round off this tour with dessert in Siena in the form of a slice of panforte, a hard flatcake of candied fruits and nuts. Origin Italian, from pane 'bread' + forte 'strong'. Rhymes forte, prêt-à-porter Definition of panforte in US English: panforte nounpanˈfôrˌtā A hard, spicy Sienese cake containing nuts, candied citrus peel, and honey. （内有坚果、蜜饯果皮和蜂蜜的）锡耶纳香辣硬饼 Example sentencesExamples Round off this tour with dessert in Siena in the form of a slice of panforte, a hard flatcake of candied fruits and nuts. Fruit, nuts and spice - and all things nice, combine to make this traditional Italian Panforte a sure fire success. This sweet fruit and nut panforte comes from Tuscany and should not be missed! Origin Italian, from pane ‘bread’ + forte ‘strong’.
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