condiment

UK:  ['kɒndɪmənt]

US:  ['kɑndɪmənt]

复数：condiments  

n.

1.佐料,调味品

2.调味剂

3.辛辣料

4.辛辣调整味品

1 . So in an attempt to see if I can change my reaction to this common condiment I thought I'd try a not very scientific experiment.
所以说就算要做个测试来看我能不能改变我对普遍调味品的反应，我宁愿选择一个不那么科学的实验。

2 . Candice : I'm insulted. Each spice and condiment was added precisely to give it a distinctive flavor. This dish doesn't need salt.
坎迪斯：我感到被羞辱。每种加入的香料和调味料份量都很准确，才能烹煮出一流的味道，这道菜不须加盐。

3 . I really like this condiment and have enjoyed digging it out of the ground, grating it and softening it with cream to go with roast beef.
我实在太喜欢这种调料了。我喜欢亲手把它从地下挖出来，磨碎，用奶油泡软，然后把烤牛排蘸着它吃。

4 . A condiment is sauce, or seasoning added to food to impart a particular flavour or to complement the dish.
调料是加在食物上，用来形成特定味道或配菜的酱，或佐料。

5 . For example, he says, a tomato condiment called salsa was one of the suspects in a 2008 Salmonella outbreak in the United States.
例如一种叫萨尔萨的西红柿调味料很可能就是诱发2008年美国沙门氏菌事件的罪魁。