dish

US /dɪʃ/
UK /dɪʃ/
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1.

a shallow, typically flat-bottomed container for cooking or serving food

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She placed the cooked vegetables on a serving dish.
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Please wash the dirty dishes after dinner.
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platebowlplattercontainer
2.

food prepared for eating, especially a particular kind of food

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Pasta is a popular dish in Italy.
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This restaurant serves excellent seafood dishes.
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mealcoursecuisine
3.

a shallow, concave device for receiving satellite television signals

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We need to adjust the satellite dish to get a better signal.
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The house has a large satellite dish on the roof.
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antennareceiver
1.

to make public or reveal (information), especially in an informal or gossipy way

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She loves to dish out gossip about her neighbors.
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The reporter tried to get him to dish on the scandal.
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revealdisclosedivulgespillgossip
2.

to serve (food) from a dish or container

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Could you please dish out the rice?
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He carefully dished the soup into bowls.
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servedistributeladle
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dish drainerdish rackside dishdish soapsatellite dishchafing dishevaporating dish