Gelatine
Pronunciation: /ˌdʒɛləˈtiːn/
Gelatine (noun)
- A clear, jelly-like substance made from animal parts, used to thicken food or make desserts.
- A substance used in medicine to create capsules or as a thickener in some medical products.
Examples
- A recipe often calls for gelatine to thicken the dessert.
- Gelatine is sometimes used in capsules for medication.
Common collocations: thicken a dish, add gelatine, use gelatine, gelatine capsules