worcester
IPA/ˌwʊs.tə.ʃə ˈsɔːs/
KK[wˈʊstɚ]IPA/ˌwʊs.tɚ.ʃɚ ˈsɑːs/
worcester — noun
1. a dark, spicy sauce that people mix into meat and other dishes to give them a ri
1.名詞B1
釋義
a dark, spicy sauce that people mix into meat and other dishes to give them a richer taste
例句
Caleb added a dash of Worcester sauce to the beef stew.
collocation: a dash of Worcester sauce
Ayesha brushed Worcester sauce over the burgers before putting them on the grill.
pattern: brush Worcester sauce over meat
The bottle of Worcester sauce sat beside the salt and pepper.
Bilal mixed tomato juice, lemon, and Worcester sauce for the drink.
Sirin added Worcester sauce because the soup tasted flat.
同義詞
- Worcestershire sauce
the fuller and more common name for the same sauce
用法筆記
People often say Worcestershire sauce as the fuller name. It is usually added in small amounts to season food rather than served by itself.
常見錯誤
❌I ate Worcester sauce with a spoon.
✅I added Worcester sauce to the stew.
💡It is normally used in small amounts to season other food, not eaten by itself.