chef
chef — 名詞
1. a person who has trained to prepare and cook meals as a paid job, often leading
廚師;主廚
在餐廳或飯店負責烹飪的專業人員
a person who has trained to prepare and cook meals as a paid job, often leading a kitchen team at a place where food is served to paying customers
The head chef at the Osaka hotel trained a new team of kitchen staff.
大阪飯店的主廚訓練了一批新的廚房員工。
head chef + trained + team — workplace collocations
Aiko wants to become a chef and open her own restaurant one day.
Aiko 夢想成為一名廚師,未來開一間屬於自己的餐廳。
Every morning, Chef Yusuf tastes the soup before the restaurant opens for lunch.
每天早上,Yusuf 主廚都會在餐廳開始供應午餐前先嚐湯的味道。
title 'Chef' before a name + present simple for routine
The hotel hired a new chef to prepare meals for the guests.
這間飯店聘請了一位新廚師為客人準備餐點。
Nadia worked as a chef on a cruise ship, cooking for hundreds of passengers each day.
Nadia 在一艘遊輪上擔任廚師,每天為數百名乘客烹調餐點。
as a chef on [place] — work context pattern
- head chef
- pastry chef
- sous chef
- executive chef
- chef's knife
- chef's hat
文法句型
a + noun
the + noun
noun as title before name
用法筆記
Chef can be used as a title before a person's name (e.g., Chef Yusuf). The word is more specific than 'cook' — it usually refers to someone who has received professional training and works in a commercial kitchen.
常見錯誤
同根字
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- chef's knife
- chef's uniform
- chef's hat
- chef's table
副詞搭配
- professionally trained
- fully qualified
常用片語
- head chef
- sous chef
- pastry chef
- executive chef
- chef de cuisine
介系詞搭配
- chef at [restaurant]
- chef in [city]
- chef of [hotel]