pepperoni
part of speech
noun (pepperoni, uncountable; a slice of pepperoni)
meaning for a pupil
Pepperoni is a spicy dried sausage, usually made of pork and beef, sliced thin and often put on pizza. tree →
sense in the lessons
In everyday life: «A pepperoni pizza, please!» In maths: fractions and counting with pizza and pepperoni slices. In food lessons: pepperoni is a processed meat.
examples
- I'd like a pepperoni pizza. tree →
- Count the slices of pepperoni on the pizza. tree →
- She picked the pepperoni off her pizza. tree →
- Pepperoni is a little bit spicy. tree →
- We put pepperoni and cheese on our homemade pizza. tree →
- There were twelve pepperoni slices, shared equally among four pieces. tree →
note
Usually uncountable; count it as «slices of pepperoni». Spelling: double p, one r, ends in -i. Note: in Italy, «peperoni» means peppers (vegetables), not sausage. Maths: 12 slices ÷ 4 pieces = 3 slices each.
Trees and pragmatics
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