goulash
word
Definition
A goulash is a rich stew, originally from Hungary, made with meat, vegetables, and usually flavored with paprika and other spices.
Usage & Nuances
"Goulash" refers both to the authentic Hungarian dish and sometimes to similar stews inspired by it. In English, it typically means a hearty, paprika-flavored meat stew. The word is countable and usually used with "a bowl of goulash." Less commonly, in American English, it can mean a pasta and beef dish.
Example Sentences
I ordered a bowl of goulash at the restaurant.
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Goulash is a popular dish in Hungary.
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Have you ever tried real Hungarian goulash?
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My grandmother makes delicious goulash every winter.
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We warmed up with some spicy goulash after skiing.
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Their version of goulash has noodles instead of potatoes.
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