Definition of balsamic in English:

balsamic

adjective bɔːlˈsamɪkbɒlˈsamɪkbɔlˈsæmɪk

1Of the nature of or yielding balsam.
balsamic resins
Example sentencesExamples
- In this wilderness, there are still large tracts of balsamic timber.
- When the ozone generated from these balsamic trees mingles with the balmy gulf breezes, it is no wonder the weary invalid finds relief.
- Here in the life-giving odors of the balsamic forest, we erected our tent and made ready to pass the rest of the day and night.
- Rourea hirsuta has a tonic balsamic bark.
- She had finished an embroidered silken bag, which she was going to fill with the balsamic needles.
2Relating to balsamic vinegar.
a balsamic dressing on the side
Example sentencesExamples
- It was served with roasted Mediterranean vegetables, sweet potatoes, and balsamic butter sauce.
- The tuna tartare gets an entertaining fillip of fresh papaya and a ribbon of gorgeously reduced balsamic glaze.
- He eats a fillet of wild sea bass with chickpea cream, balsamic mushrooms, and spinach.
- Ripe figs and prosciutto sliced thin as silk stockings dovetail gracefully with the help of a dense balsamic vinaigrette.
- Starters included black pudding with fresh fig and Jerusalem artichoke gateau with mint and balsamic jus.

noun bɔːlˈsamɪkbɒlˈsamɪkbɔlˈsæmɪk

mass noun

grilled vegetables with balsamic
short for balsamic vinegar
Example sentencesExamples
- I purchased an 18-year-old bottle of balsamic that ran me $40.
- The end result of traditional balsamic is a dark brown, sweetened syrup with a slight vinegary kick to it.
- Add the spice and cook for a minute or so, then stir in the balsamic and cook until reduced down.
- Allow to reduce for about 15-20 seconds before adding the stock and balsamic.
- The various vinegars balanced the sweetness, or enhanced it, in the case of balsamic.

Rhymes

aerodynamic, ceramic, cryptogamic, cycloramic, dynamic, hydrodynamic, Islamic, panoramic, psychodynamic, thermodynamic

Definition of balsamic in US English:

balsamic

adjectivebɔlˈsæmɪkbôlˈsamik

1Of the nature of or yielding balsam.
balsamic resins
Example sentencesExamples
- When the ozone generated from these balsamic trees mingles with the balmy gulf breezes, it is no wonder the weary invalid finds relief.
- In this wilderness, there are still large tracts of balsamic timber.
- Here in the life-giving odors of the balsamic forest, we erected our tent and made ready to pass the rest of the day and night.
- Rourea hirsuta has a tonic balsamic bark.
- She had finished an embroidered silken bag, which she was going to fill with the balsamic needles.
2Relating to balsamic vinegar.
a balsamic dressing on the side
Example sentencesExamples
- Starters included black pudding with fresh fig and Jerusalem artichoke gateau with mint and balsamic jus.
- Ripe figs and prosciutto sliced thin as silk stockings dovetail gracefully with the help of a dense balsamic vinaigrette.
- It was served with roasted Mediterranean vegetables, sweet potatoes, and balsamic butter sauce.
- He eats a fillet of wild sea bass with chickpea cream, balsamic mushrooms, and spinach.
- The tuna tartare gets an entertaining fillip of fresh papaya and a ribbon of gorgeously reduced balsamic glaze.

nounbɔlˈsæmɪkbôlˈsamik

grilled vegetables with balsamic
short for balsamic vinegar
Example sentencesExamples
- I purchased an 18-year-old bottle of balsamic that ran me $40.
- Allow to reduce for about 15-20 seconds before adding the stock and balsamic.
- Add the spice and cook for a minute or so, then stir in the balsamic and cook until reduced down.
- The various vinegars balanced the sweetness, or enhanced it, in the case of balsamic.
- The end result of traditional balsamic is a dark brown, sweetened syrup with a slight vinegary kick to it.

词汇	balsamic
释义	Definition of balsamic in English: balsamic adjective bɔːlˈsamɪkbɒlˈsamɪkbɔlˈsæmɪk 1Of the nature of or yielding balsam. balsamic resins Example sentencesExamples In this wilderness, there are still large tracts of balsamic timber. When the ozone generated from these balsamic trees mingles with the balmy gulf breezes, it is no wonder the weary invalid finds relief. Here in the life-giving odors of the balsamic forest, we erected our tent and made ready to pass the rest of the day and night. Rourea hirsuta has a tonic balsamic bark. She had finished an embroidered silken bag, which she was going to fill with the balsamic needles. 2Relating to balsamic vinegar. a balsamic dressing on the side Example sentencesExamples It was served with roasted Mediterranean vegetables, sweet potatoes, and balsamic butter sauce. The tuna tartare gets an entertaining fillip of fresh papaya and a ribbon of gorgeously reduced balsamic glaze. He eats a fillet of wild sea bass with chickpea cream, balsamic mushrooms, and spinach. Ripe figs and prosciutto sliced thin as silk stockings dovetail gracefully with the help of a dense balsamic vinaigrette. Starters included black pudding with fresh fig and Jerusalem artichoke gateau with mint and balsamic jus. noun bɔːlˈsamɪkbɒlˈsamɪkbɔlˈsæmɪk mass noun grilled vegetables with balsamic short for balsamic vinegar Example sentencesExamples I purchased an 18-year-old bottle of balsamic that ran me $40. The end result of traditional balsamic is a dark brown, sweetened syrup with a slight vinegary kick to it. Add the spice and cook for a minute or so, then stir in the balsamic and cook until reduced down. Allow to reduce for about 15-20 seconds before adding the stock and balsamic. The various vinegars balanced the sweetness, or enhanced it, in the case of balsamic. Rhymes aerodynamic, ceramic, cryptogamic, cycloramic, dynamic, hydrodynamic, Islamic, panoramic, psychodynamic, thermodynamic Definition of balsamic in US English: balsamic adjectivebɔlˈsæmɪkbôlˈsamik 1Of the nature of or yielding balsam. balsamic resins Example sentencesExamples When the ozone generated from these balsamic trees mingles with the balmy gulf breezes, it is no wonder the weary invalid finds relief. In this wilderness, there are still large tracts of balsamic timber. Here in the life-giving odors of the balsamic forest, we erected our tent and made ready to pass the rest of the day and night. Rourea hirsuta has a tonic balsamic bark. She had finished an embroidered silken bag, which she was going to fill with the balsamic needles. 2Relating to balsamic vinegar. a balsamic dressing on the side Example sentencesExamples Starters included black pudding with fresh fig and Jerusalem artichoke gateau with mint and balsamic jus. Ripe figs and prosciutto sliced thin as silk stockings dovetail gracefully with the help of a dense balsamic vinaigrette. It was served with roasted Mediterranean vegetables, sweet potatoes, and balsamic butter sauce. He eats a fillet of wild sea bass with chickpea cream, balsamic mushrooms, and spinach. The tuna tartare gets an entertaining fillip of fresh papaya and a ribbon of gorgeously reduced balsamic glaze. nounbɔlˈsæmɪkbôlˈsamik grilled vegetables with balsamic short for balsamic vinegar Example sentencesExamples I purchased an 18-year-old bottle of balsamic that ran me $40. Allow to reduce for about 15-20 seconds before adding the stock and balsamic. Add the spice and cook for a minute or so, then stir in the balsamic and cook until reduced down. The various vinegars balanced the sweetness, or enhanced it, in the case of balsamic. The end result of traditional balsamic is a dark brown, sweetened syrup with a slight vinegary kick to it.
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