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- v.在…中加香料；给…增添趣味；使…变得刺激
- n.（调味）香料；额外的趣味（或刺激等）
- 网络调味品；辛香料；香辛料
复数：spices 过去分词：spiced 现在分词：spicing n. interest,excitement,flavour,flavor,zing v. season,enhance,lace,enliven,liven up 1. | [c][u] （调味）香料one of the various types of powder or seed that come from plants and are used in cooking. Spices have a strong taste and smell |
| common spices such as ginger and cinnamon 姜和肉桂等常见香料 | | |
2. | [u] 额外的趣味（或刺激等）extra interest or excitement |
| We need an exciting trip to add some spice to our lives. 我们需要一次新奇的旅行来调剂一下生活。 |
1. | ~ sth (up) (with sth) 在…中加香料to add spice to food in order to give it more flavour |
2. | ~ sth (up) (with sth) 给…增添趣味；使…变得刺激to add interest or excitement to sth |
| He exaggerated the details to spice up the story. 他添油加醋，使故事更有趣味。 |
n. | 1. a source of excitement or interest 2. a tiny amount of something 3. an aromatic plant substance used as a flavouring, e.g. nutmeg or ginger 4. food flavourings derived from the nonleafy parts of plants 5. a pungent odour or fragrance 6. a substance made from plants and added to food to give it a particular flavour 1. a source of excitement or interest 2. a tiny amount of something 3. an aromatic plant substance used as a flavouring, e.g. nutmeg or ginger 4. food flavourings derived from the nonleafy parts of plants 5. a pungent odour or fragrance 6. a substance made from plants and added to food to give it a particular flavour | v. | 1. to season food or beverages with spice 2. to introduce excitement or interest into something |
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