condiment

IPA/ˈkɒndɪmənt/
KK[kˈɑndəmənt]IPA/ˈkɑːndɪmənt/

condiment — 名詞

  • condimentsingular
  • condimentsplural

1. an extra food, such as a sauce, spice, or relish, that people put on a dish in a

1.名詞C1
釋義

調味料

加在食物上提味的醬料或香料

an extra food, such as a sauce, spice, or relish, that people put on a dish in a small amount to make it taste better

例句

Bilal reached for a smoky condiment before biting into the burger.

Bilal 咬漢堡前先伸手去拿一種帶煙燻味的調味料。

reach for a condiment before eating

The food stall offered each noodle bowl with a spicy condiment.

那個小吃攤給每碗麵都配上一種辣味調味料。

serve a condiment with a dish

常見搭配
  • spicy condiment
  • table condiment
  • bottled condiment
  • add a condiment
同義詞
  • seasoning

    usually refers to salt, spices, or other flavouring ingredients in general, not only table extras

  • sauce

    is one specific liquid or semi-liquid type of condiment, not the broader category

  • relish

    names a particular chopped or pickled condiment, while condiment is the general label

文法句型

a condiment for noodles

add a condiment to rice

serve condiments with a meal

用法筆記

Often used as a category word for sauces, relishes, and similar extras served with food, rather than for the main part of the dish itself.

常見錯誤

Soy sauce is a spice.
Soy sauce is a condiment.
A spice is usually a dried flavouring ingredient, while a condiment is an extra item added when serving food.

常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • spicy condiment
  • table condiment
  • bottled condiment

常用片語

  • add a condiment to rice
  • serve condiments with burgers

介系詞搭配

  • condiment for noodles
  • condiment on the side