Pronunciation: /ˈsiːzənd/
verb to add salt, herbs, pepper, or other spices to (food)
A1 I seasoned the soup with salt and pepper.
A2 She seasoned the chicken before grilling it.
B1 The chef seasoned the steak with a special blend of spices.
B2 After years of experience, she seasoned the dishes perfectly every time.
C1 The seasoned professional knew exactly how to handle the difficult situation.
C2 Having seasoned many dishes over the years, she was considered a master chef.
adjective having had experience or practice; matured or ripened through the process of time
A1 She is a seasoned traveler, always prepared for any situation.
A2 The seasoned chef added just the right amount of herbs and spices to the dish.
B1 The seasoned detective knew exactly where to look for clues.
B2 The seasoned professional had years of experience in the industry.
C1 The seasoned politician was able to navigate complex negotiations with ease.
C2 The seasoned musician performed flawlessly, impressing the audience with their skill.
formal The seasoned chef added a pinch of salt to enhance the flavors of the dish.
informal My mom is a seasoned baker and her cookies are always a hit at the bake sale.
slang I heard that new restaurant is run by a seasoned pro in the kitchen.
figurative After years of experience, she was a seasoned traveler, always prepared for any situation.
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