soup

UK
/suːp/
US
/suːp/
soupnoun
soups
pl
Translations
She served a hot bowl of chicken soup for dinner.
Elle a servi un bol de soupe au poulet bien chaude pour le dîner.
Additional translations
pétrinFamilier, pour une situation difficile ; surtout dans l’expression in the soup.
soupeAu sens figuré, pour une masse ou un mélange épais rappelant une soupe.
Definitions
A liquid dish, typically made by boiling meat, fish, or vegetables in stock or water.
She served a hot bowl of chicken soup for dinner.
A substance or mixture perceived to resemble soup in appearance or consistency.
The thick fog was like a soup, making it hard to see the road ahead.
Trouble or difficulty; a problematic situation (usually in the phrase "in the soup").
If the client discovers the error, we'll really be in the soup.
soupverb
souped
Past Simple
souped
Past Participle
souping
ing-form
UK
/suːp/
US
/suːp/
Definitions
Usually in the phrase soup up: to increase the power, efficiency, or performance of (something), especially an engine or vehicle.
He decided to soup up his car to make it faster for the race.
soupadjective
UK
/suːp/
US
/suːp/
Used attributively before another noun to describe something intended for or relating to soup (e.g., "soup spoon").
Translations
à soupeEmployé pour indiquer un objet destiné à la soupe.
She bought a set of soup bowls for the dinner party.
Elle a acheté un ensemble de bols à soupe pour le dîner.
Definitions
Relating to or intended for soup.
She bought a set of soup bowls for the dinner party.