IPA: /tɛˈriːn/
KK: /tɛˈrin/
A type of dish made from a mixture of meat, fish, or vegetables that is cooked and served in a special container, often made of earthenware.
The chef prepared a delicious terrine of duck and pistachios for the dinner party.
**Terrine** → The word originates from French *terrine*, meaning a dish made of meat or vegetables cooked in a mold. It refers specifically to a type of dish that is often served in the container it was cooked in, emphasizing the cooking method and presentation.
Imagine a special dish made of meat or vegetables that is cooked in a mold — that's what a terrine is, and it comes from the French word for that very dish.