soup
汤,汤汁,汤品,汤水
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Definitions
- 1
- : a liquid food made by boiling or simmering meat, fish, or vegetables with various added ingredients.
- : Slang. a thick fog.
- : Slang. added power, especially horsepower.
- : Slang. nitroglycerin.
- : Photography Slang. developing solution.
- 1
- : soup up, Slang. to improve the capacity for speed or increase the efficiency of by increasing the richness of the fuel mixture or the efficiency of the fuel, or by adjusting the engine.to give spirit or vivacity to; enliven: a political rally souped up by the appearance of the candidates.
Phrases
- soup up
- duck soup
- from soup to nuts
- in the soup
- thick as thieves (pea soup)
Synonyms & Antonyms
Examples
We have been lied to about what is and is not healthy, and there’s no hard evidence that putting a can of mushroom soup in your casserole every once in a while is going to result in serious physical harm.
The pandemic in many ways has already showcased the strength of the sector, with consumers stockpiling candy and chocolate along with their canned soup and peanut butter.
There’s no telling whether Davis, like Rapoport, will make regular appearances in test kitchen videos, but if she does, fans can expect to see her cooking up soup and fish, her two favorite types of dishes, according to her CNN interview.
Microorganisms chemically modify the metal, setting it free from the surrounding rock and allowing it to dissolve in a microbial soup, from which the metal can be isolated and purified.
If we had switched gravity off at the beginning of the universe, it would still be a big, boiling hot soup of fundamental particles.
There was also the grapefruit diet, the cabbage soup diet, and the cookie diet.
By nightfall, I had showered, eaten some soup that a friend brought me, and I slept in my room for 12 solid hours.
Once inside, he removes a cup of broccoli-cheddar soup from his bag and goes to heat it up.
Tear Soup: A Recipe for Healing after Lossby Pat Schwiebert.
The shards of one can be used to cut someone (never mind the constant availability of soup-can tops).