balsamic

UK
/bælˈsæmɪk/
US
/bælˈsæmɪk/

Translations

balsamicadjective
more balsamic
Comp.
most balsamic
Super.
UK
/bælˈsæmɪk/
US
/bælˈsæmɪk/
balsamiqueSe dit d’une odeur, d’un baume ou d’un effet apaisant et réparateur.
The balsamic aroma of the essential oils filled the room.
L’arôme balsamique des huiles essentielles a rempli la pièce.
balsamiqueEn cuisine, à propos du vinaigre balsamique ou d’un produit qui en contient.
She topped the tomatoes with balsamic glaze for extra flavor.
Elle a garni les tomates d’un glaçage balsamique pour plus de saveur.
balsamicnoun
balsamics
pl
UK
/bɔːlˈsæmɪk/
US
/bɔlˈsæmɪk/
Used elliptically in cookery to mean 'balsamic vinegar'; typically uncountable but occasional plural occurs.
vinaigre balsamiqueEmploi culinaire; désigne le vinaigre balsamique.
Add a splash of balsamic to the dressing for a richer taste.
Ajoutez un trait de vinaigre balsamique à la sauce pour un goût plus riche.

Definitions

balsamicadjective
Having the qualities of balsam; soothing or restorative.
The balsamic aroma of the essential oils filled the room, creating a calming atmosphere.
Relating to or resembling balsam, especially in fragrance or healing properties.
The balsamic scent of the forest was invigorating during our morning hike.
Containing or relating to balsamic vinegar.
She topped the tomatoes with balsamic glaze for extra flavor.
balsamicnoun
Balsamic vinegar, especially as an ingredient in cooking.
Add a splash of balsamic to the dressing for a richer taste.