condiments

英 [ˈkəndɪmənts]

美 [ˈkɑndəmənts]

n.  调味料; 作料; 调味汁(或酱等); 酱料
condiment的复数

柯林斯词典

• 调味品;作料
  Acondimentis a substance such as salt, pepper, or mustard that you add to food when you eat it in order to improve the flavour.

双语例句

• We eat with our eyes, and choosing colorful condiments can enhance the nutritional value of a routine food.
  我们是用眼睛欣赏食物的，选择色彩丰富的调味品可以提高普通食物的营养。
• Condiments onion, mushroom, ham, tomato, bacon, chive, olive, bell pepper and cheese.
  洋葱，蘑菇，火腿，番茄，培根，葱，橄榄，甜椒和芝士。
• Often pungent in flavour and therefore added in fairly small quantities, popular condiments include salt, pepper, ketchup, mustard, olive oil, vinegar and sugar.
  由于味道往往比较刺激，所以只适度地添加少量，一般的调料包括盐，胡椒，茄汁，芥末，橄榄油，醋和糖。
• These delicious crispy crackers are dressed up with condiments of the sweet and spicy variety.
  这些美味松脆的点心可以加各种甜味和辣味调味品。
• The main dish had little flavor, but I made it palatable by adding condiments.
  主菜没什么味道，不过我加了调味料使它味美可口。
• Condiments: Almond Slices, Walnuts, Macadamias and Pine Nuts.
  调味品：杏仁片，胡桃，坚果和松仁。
• Condiments are sometimes added prior to serving, for example a sandwich made with ketchup or mustard.
  调料有时是上碟前使用的，比如用茄汁或芥末制作的三明治。
• Pepper and salt are condiments.
  辣椒和盐都是调味品。
• Peper and salt are condiments.
  胡椒和食盐是调味品。
• Goulash is seasoned with paprika. mustard and ketchup are condiments.
  芥末和番茄酱都是调味品。