spice基本解释
n.调味品；香料；情趣
v.用香料调味；给…增添趣味
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过去式: spiced 过去分词: spiced 现在分词: spicing 第三人称单数: spices
spice
基本词汇
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基本词汇
n.调味品；香料；情趣
v.用香料调味；给…增添趣味
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过去式: spiced 过去分词: spiced 现在分词: spicing 第三人称单数: spices
spice
noun
1. the property of being seasoned with spice and so highly flavored
Synonym: spicinessspicery
2. any of a variety of pungent aromatic vegetable substances used for flavoring food
3. aromatic substances of vegetable origin used as a preservative
verb
1. make more interesting or flavorful
e.g. Spice up the evening by inviting a belly dancer
Synonym: spice up
2. add herbs or spices to
Synonym: zestspice up
1. 香料，佐料，调料，调味品(如肉桂、姜、辣椒粉等)
A spice is a part of a plant, or a powder made from that part, which you put in food to give it flavour. Cinnamon, ginger, and paprika are spices.
spice是什么意思
e.g. ...herbs and spices.
香草和香料
e.g. ...a row of spice jars.
一排调料罐
2. 使活泼生动;给…增添趣味
If you spice something that you say or do, you add excitement or interest to it.
e.g. They spiced their conversations and discussions with intrigue.
他们的谈话和讨论透着些许的神秘。
e.g. ...a boring film spiced with the occasional funny moment.
仅有几处笑点的无聊影片
3. 给生活增添情趣的事
Spice is something which makes life more exciting.
spice
e.g. Variety is the spice of life!...
多样化使生活更有情趣！
e.g. To add spice to the debate, they disagreed about method and ideology.
他们在方法和观念上都持不同意见，这使辩论精彩了很多。
相关词组：spice up
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1. 辛香料：第一部 辛香料(Spice) 英(Spice)法(Epice)意(Spezie)西(Especia)德(Gewure) 气味浓烈辛辣的辛香料,取自植物的果实、花、花苞、根茎、树皮. 在中国古代,辛辣的调料十分多,重要的有花椒、姜、茱药、扶锱藤、桂、胡椒、芥辣、辣椒等. 这些辛香调料...
2. 香辛料：香辛料(Spice)一般指经过燥加工的植物,但广义的香辛料除上述的加工品外,亦包括新鲜的香草(Herb),本书所介绍的包括新鲜香草的广义香辛料.
3. spice的翻译
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4. spice在线翻译
4. spice：sales point information computing equipment; 销售点信息计算设备
5. spice
5. spice：simulation program with integrated circuit emphasis; 着重集成电路的模拟程序
Beef marinated in wine, vinegar, and spices.
出自：B. FussellThe..saffron, aniseed, and tarragon..were used to spice the savouries.
出自：T. H. WhiteA..juicy hamburger spiced with relish.
出自：Beverley Cleary
