Pronunciation: /tʃɪmiˈtʃʊri/
noun a sauce or marinade used in Argentine and Uruguayan cuisine, typically made with parsley, garlic, vinegar, and oil
A1 I tried chimichurri sauce for the first time.
A2 She made a delicious chimichurri marinade for the steak.
B1 Chimichurri is a popular condiment in Argentina.
B2 The restaurant served the grilled chicken with a side of chimichurri.
C1 The chef's secret chimichurri recipe was passed down through generations.
C2 The food critic praised the restaurant for its authentic chimichurri sauce.
formal The chimichurri sauce served with the grilled steak was a perfect complement to the dish.
informal I can't get enough of that chimichurri on my steak, it's so flavorful!
slang Dude, have you tried the chimichurri at that new steakhouse? It's bomb!
figurative Her words were like a tangy chimichurri, adding flavor to the conversation.
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