Worcestershire Meaning in English
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释义
Worcestershire most often refers to a type of spicy, savory sauce from England called Worcestershire sauce. It can also be a place name for a county in England.
用法与细微差别
'Worcestershire' is famously tricky to pronounce: 'WUSS-ter-sheer' /ˈwʊstərʃər/. In the US and UK, it’s mainly used for the sauce ('Worcestershire sauce'). Occasionally, it’s used for the county in England. Don’t confuse the sauce with other brown sauces.
例句
Can you pass the Worcestershire sauce, please?
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I like to add Worcestershire to my soup.
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Worcestershire is made from vinegar, spices, and anchovies.
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Most people can’t pronounce Worcestershire, but they love it on steak.
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The recipe calls for a dash of Worcestershire to bring out the flavor.
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Do you mean Worcestershire sauce or the place in England?
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