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courgette
This term is the standard British English designation for the vegetable known as zucchini in North American English. It evokes a culinary context associated with European gardening and Mediterranean cuisine, carrying a neutral, descriptive tone typical of grocery lists and recipes.
As a standard countable noun, it follows regular English pluralization rules. There are no irregular grammatical properties or restrictive countability constraints associated with this word.
Meanings
Examples
I need to buy a fresh courgette for the ratatouille.
Slice the courgette into thin rounds and sauté them in olive oil.
My garden is overflowing with courgettes this summer.
My garden is overflowing with courgettes this summer.
Do you prefer courgette or eggplant in your stew?
The chef recommended grilling the courgette with a pinch of sea salt.
The courgettes grew so quickly that we had to give them away to neighbors.