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

• Some condiments are used during cooking to add flavor or texture to the food;
  有时在烹调中使用，以增加食物的味道和口感；
• Your choice of congee: beef, pork, chicken or fish with condiments.
  可选择：牛肉粥，猪肉粥，鸡肉粥，鱼肉粥。
• Some people like to add cinnamon and other condiments to add flavor.
  一些人喜欢加入桂皮和其它调味品，以增加风味。
• Peper and salt are condiments.
  胡椒和食盐是调味品。
• 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。
• Currently, the company is from the perspective of nutritional ingredients and condiments with innovation, plans to launch three barbecue series.
  目前，公司正在从营养学角度对食材搭配和佐料进行创新，计划再推出三个烧烤系列。
• If ten-gram tea is added into condiments, there will be tea-stewed eggs.
  若在调料中加入茶叶二钱则为茶鸡蛋。
• Mulan on condiments, originates, monosodium glutamate, pepper oil and mustard on the fine.
  木兰就作料，有咸盐、味精、辣椒油和葱花就蛮好。
• 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。
• Then take the slices out and dip them in the mixture of condiments and relishes.
  然后，将熟肉片夹出，放进备有各种调味品的佐料中沾一沾，就可以吃了。