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ingredient in German

ingredient in German is Zutat, Ingredienz, Bestandteil — ingredient means one of the items that make up a mixture, especially in cooking.

ingredient in German

Zutat
noun
One of the substances present in a mixture, especially food.
Ingredienz
noun
One of the substances present in a mixture, especially food.
Bestandteil
noun
(figurative) A necessary element to achieve a certain goal; a component.

What does "ingredient" mean?

  1. noun One of the items that make up a mixture, especially in cooking.
    "The ingredients of a Spanish omelette are potatoes, eggs, onion, and a little salt."
  2. noun A necessary part or factor that helps produce a result.
    "Trust is a key ingredient in any good partnership."
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ingredient in a sentence

  • The ingredients of a Spanish omelette are potatoes, eggs, onion, and a little salt.
  • Flour, sugar, and eggs are the main ingredients in this cake.
  • Trust is a key ingredient in any good partnership.
  • Hard work is an essential ingredient of success in any career.

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What is "ingredient" in German?
"ingredient" in German is Zutat, Ingredienz, Bestandteil. ingredient means: One of the items that make up a mixture, especially in cooking.
How do you use "ingredient" in a sentence?
Example: "Flour, sugar, and eggs are the main ingredients in this cake." In German, "ingredient" is Zutat, Ingredienz, Bestandteil.
Are there other ways to say "ingredient" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "ingredient": Zutat, Ingredienz, Bestandteil.
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