condiment

UK
/ˈkɒndɪmənt/
US
/ˈkɑndɪmənt/

Exemples

The Pennyroyal was named by the Greeks Bleekon and Gleekon, being often used by them as a condiment for seasoning different viands.

Les Grecs appelaient la menthe pouliot Bleekon et Gleekon et l'employaient souvent comme condiment pour assaisonner différents mets.

Carraway seeds were very largely used in Shakespeare’s time as a spice and condiment.

Les graines de carvi étaient très employées au temps de Shakespeare comme épice et condiment.

Saffron was formerly much prized as a medicine, a condiment, and a dye.

Le safran était autrefois très prisé comme médicament, condiment et teinture.

The term guaraná is derived from the name of a tribe of Indians, who are dispersed between the rivers Parama and Uruguay, by whom it is very commonly used as a condiment or medicine.

Le nom guaraná vient de celui d’une tribu autochtone vivant entre les fleuves Parama et Uruguay, qui l’utilise couramment comme condiment ou remède.

The expressed juice of the Phálsa in water, boiled, is used as a condiment.

Le jus extrait de la Phálsa, bouilli dans l’eau, s’emploie comme condiment.