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Sauce
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sauce
a flavorful liquid, served with food to give it a particular taste
Example
My mother made a creamy béchamel sauce for the lasagna.
She made a tangy tomato sauce for the pasta.
They cooked a mushroom sauce to serve over the steak.
to sauce
01
saucer, rehausser
to enhance the flavor or appeal of something by adding a flavorful liquid
Transitive: to sauce food
Example
She sauced the pasta with a rich tomato sauce for extra flavor.
They decided to sauce the tacos with a homemade salsa for a burst of flavor.
The chef sauced the chicken wings with a spicy buffalo sauce for a fiery taste.
02
pimenter, rehausser
to make something more lively, exciting, or interesting
Transitive: to sauce sth
Example
He decided to sauce the party with a live band to make it more memorable.
She always knows how to sauce her presentations, adding just the right touch of humor.
They decided to sauce the game night by introducing a new set of fun challenges.
03
insulter, défier
to speak or behave in a disrespectful or cheeky manner toward someone
Transitive: to sauce sb
Example
He had the nerve to sauce his teacher when she asked him to stay after class.
Do n't sauce me in front of everyone; it's embarrassing.
She sauced her older brother for taking her things without asking.
