condiment in Japanese
condiment in Japanese is 調味料 — condiment means a sauce, relish or seasoning added to food at the table to improve its flavour.
condiment in Japanese
調味料
Pronounced: chōmiryō
Something used to enhance the flavor of food, for example, salt or pepper, especially when added by the eater to taste rather than by the cook.
What does "condiment" mean?
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noun A sauce, relish or seasoning added to food at the table to improve its flavour.
"Mustard is the one condiment he refuses to eat."
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condiment in a sentence
- Mustard is the one condiment he refuses to eat.
- The tray held salt, pepper and half a dozen other condiments.
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What is "condiment" in Japanese?
"condiment" in Japanese is 調味料. condiment means: A sauce, relish or seasoning added to food at the table to improve its flavour.
How do you pronounce 調味料?
"condiment" in Japanese is 調味料, pronounced "chōmiryō".
How do you use "condiment" in a sentence?
Example: "Mustard is the one condiment he refuses to eat." In Japanese, "condiment" is 調味料.
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