ketchup
ketchup 英 [ˈketʃəp] 美 [ˈkɛtʃəp, ˈkætʃ-]
n. 番茄酱
名词复数:ketchups
- Ketchup is a red, tomato-based condiment. Many people love to slather ketchup on their hamburgers and hotdogs, while others prefer mustard.
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- n. 番茄酱
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1. With ketchup and mustard, please.
请加蕃茄酱和芥末。
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2. I also remember their excitement when I gave them a bunch of ketchup and mustard packets I had grabbed for them at our chow hall.
我还记得在我们的食堂，我抓起一把番茄酱包和芥末酱包给他们时，他们的激动之情。
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3. I gave them ketchup and mustard, and they gave me everything.
我递给他们番茄酱和芥末酱，他们给了我一切！
- ketchup (n.) 1711, said to be from Malay (Austronesian) kichap, but probably not original to Malay. It might have come from Chinese koechiap "brine of fish," which, if authentic, perhaps is from the Chinese community in northern Vietnam [Terrien de Lacouperie, in "Babylonian and Oriental Record," 1889, 1890]. Catsup (earlier catchup, 1680s) is a failed attempt at Englishing, still in use in U.S., influenced by cat and sup.
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