Pronunciation: /spaɪs/
noun a pungent or aromatic substance used to flavor food
A1 I like to add a little spice to my food to make it more flavorful.
A2 She used a variety of spices in her cooking to enhance the taste.
B1 The recipe calls for a pinch of spice to give it a kick.
B2 The chef carefully selected the spices to create a perfect balance of flavors in the dish.
C1 The exotic spices added a unique twist to the traditional dish.
C2 The blend of spices in the curry was so complex and rich that it left a lasting impression on the diners.
verb to add flavor or interest to something
A1 I like to spice up my pasta with some chili flakes.
A2 She spiced the soup with a pinch of cumin.
B1 The chef spiced the dish with a blend of exotic spices.
B2 To enhance the flavor, he spiced the curry with a variety of herbs and spices.
C1 The master chef knows how to perfectly spice each dish to bring out the best flavors.
C2 She has a talent for spicing dishes in a way that elevates them to gourmet status.
formal The chef carefully measured each spice before adding it to the dish.
informal I like to experiment with different spices when I cook.
slang This salsa has just the right amount of spice to give it a kick.
figurative A little bit of humor can spice up any conversation.
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