tortilla

noun
UK: /tɔːˈtiː.ə/
US: /tɔːrˈtiː.ə/

  1. A thin, round flatbread made from corn or wheat flour, typically used in Mexican cuisine to wrap fillings.

    1. I ate a chicken tortilla for lunch today, it was delicious and simple.
    2. She prepared a delicious breakfast burrito, wrapping eggs and cheese in a warm tortilla.

  2. A dish consisting of a flat, round bread made of maize or wheat flour, often filled with various ingredients.

    1. He ordered a beef tortilla at the restaurant near the mall, yesterday evening.
    2. The restaurant specializes in authentic Mexican cuisine, including a wide variety of tortillas filled with savory meats and fresh vegetables.

Frequently Asked Questions

The word "tortilla" in English means: A thin, round flatbread made from corn or wheat flour, typically used in Mexican cuisine to wrap fillings., A dish consisting of a flat, round bread made of maize or wheat flour, often filled with various ingredients..

The phonetic transcription of "tortilla" is /tɔːˈtiː.ə/ in British English and /tɔːrˈtiː.ə/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Example usage of "tortilla": "I ate a chicken tortilla for lunch today, it was delicious and simple.". More examples on the page.