sauce in Japanese
sauce in Japanese is ソース — sauce means a liquid or semi-liquid mixture served with food to add flavor or moisture.
sauce in Japanese
ソース
Pronounced: sōsu
A liquid (often thickened) condiment or accompaniment to food.
What does "sauce" mean?
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noun A liquid or semi-liquid mixture served with food to add flavor or moisture.
"She poured tomato sauce over the pasta."
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noun Informal: alcohol, especially when drunk to excess.
"He'd clearly had a bit too much of the sauce."
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noun Informal: cheeky or disrespectful talk; backtalk.
"None of your sauce, young man."
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sauce in a sentence
- She poured tomato sauce over the pasta.
- The steak came with a rich peppercorn sauce.
- He'd clearly had a bit too much of the sauce.
- None of your sauce, young man.
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What is "sauce" in Japanese?
"sauce" in Japanese is ソース. sauce means: A liquid or semi-liquid mixture served with food to add flavor or moisture.
How do you pronounce ソース?
"sauce" in Japanese is ソース, pronounced "sōsu".
How do you use "sauce" in a sentence?
Example: "She poured tomato sauce over the pasta." In Japanese, "sauce" is ソース.
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