spice
US
UK spice n: (food flavouring)
SC 香料 xiāng liào
TC 香料
TC 香料
SC 调味品 xiāng liào，tiáo wèi pǐn
TC 調味品
TC 調味品
Dave likes making curries, so he makes sure he always has a range of spices in his kitchen.
大卫喜欢做咖喱，所以总是确保自己的厨房里有一系列的香料。
spice [sth] vtr: (add spice)
SC 给…添加香料，加香料于
Karen spiced the dish with peppers and ground coriander.
凯伦将辣椒和香菜末作为香料放入菜里。
spice n: figurative (excitement)
SC 趣味 qù wèi
TC 趣味
TC 趣味
SC 情趣 qù wèi，qíng qù
SC 意味 qù wèi，yì wèi
TC 意味
TC 意味
Tom was always the life and soul of the party, so his arrival added some spice to the evening.
spice [sth] up, spice up [sth] vtr phrasal sep: figurative (make more exciting)
SC 使…更兴奋 shǐ gèng xīng fèn
They brought some vodka to spice up the evening.
mixed spice n: (condiment: seasoning blend)
SC 混合香料，混合调味品
spice rack n: (shelf that holds seasonings)
SC 香料架
spice trade n: (buying and selling of spices)
SC 香料贸易 xiāng liào mào yì
TC 香料貿易
TC 香料貿易
The spice trade encouraged early sailors to circumnavigate the globe.
- from
- fromage frais
- from a to b
- from a to z
- from bad to worse
- from cover to cover
- from dawn to dusk
- from first to last
- from memory
- from nowhere
- from on high
- from pillar to post
- from scratch
- from side to side
- from the bottom of one's heart
- from the dead
- from the ground up
- from the heart
- from the horse's mouth
- from the word go
- from time to time
- from top to bottom
- frond
- fronded
- front