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Definition of broth - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
foodclear savory liquid base made by simmering meat or vegetables
- The vegetable broth was delicious and warm.
- She sipped the chicken broth slowly, savoring its warmth.
- The chef prepared a rich beef broth for the stew.
Images of broth
clear savory liquid base made by simmering meat or vegetables
Expressions with broth
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to suffer trouble caused by one's own actions or decisions
He had to stew in his own broth after ignoring advice.
if too many people lead, the task will be done poorly
Too many cooks spoil the broth, so let's assign one leader.
being left alone to suffer from one's own problems or mistakes
He was stewing in his own broth after losing the contract.
savory stock from simmered beef, bones, sometimes vegetables
Add beef broth to the stew for deeper flavor.
small cube used to flavor dishes
Add a broth cube to the soup for flavor.
liquid made by simmering chicken and vegetables
She used chicken broth to make the soup.
witch-made concoction used for casting, often seen as scary
She stirred the witches' broth and whispered a curse.
thick soup made with barley, vegetables, and mutton
She served a hearty Scotch broth on the cold winter night..
young man admired for energy or excellent qualities
He's a real broth of a boy in the village.
very strong and healthy man
He is a broth of a man with great strength.
Origin of broth
Old English, broþ (broth)
Terms with broth included in their meaning
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rustic dishes
hearty broth thickened with old loaf chunks, often with produce
food
soup made with chicken or chicken broth
food
soup with cream, mushrooms, and broth
Chinese cuisine
Chinese soup with beaten eggs in chicken broth
food
dish made by cooking fish with vegetables and broth
cooking
broth made from fish for cooking
cooking
soup with onions, beef broth, croutons, and cheese
vegetable
soup with rice and vegetables in broth
food
having more liquid or broth
food
soup made with chicken broth noodles and vegetables
rice dish
rice cooked in seasoned broth with vegetables or meat
cooking
small cube dissolving to make broth or soup
cuisine
Italian dish with rice cooked in broth
Shanghai cuisine
small filled dumpling containing hot broth, popular in Shanghai
cooking
chili dish with chicken, white beans, and broth
soup base
clear broth made by boiling meat or vegetables
cuisine
clear broth from reduced meat or vegetable stock
cuisine
dish of stuffed fish or fish cakes in broth
food
dish consisting of oysters cooked in a seasoned broth
chinese cuisine
sauce with chicken broth, garlic, and black beans
cuisine
dish of rice cooked in seasoned broth
literal
soup made with duck meat and broth
Malaysian cuisine
pork rib dish cooked in herbal broth
nourishing broth
strong beef broth given for strength or health
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- French:bouillon, ...
- German:Brühe, ...
- Italian:brodo, ...
- Spanish:caldo, ...
- Portuguese:caldo, ...
- Chinese:肉汤, ...
- Japanese:ブロス, ...
- Arabic:مَرَق, ...
- Hebrew:צִיר, ...
- Russian:бульон, ...
- Ukrainian:бульйон, ...
- Hindi:शोरबा, ...
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