Definition of ketchup in English:

ketchup

noun ˈkɛtʃəpˈkɛtʃʌpˈkɛtʃəp

mass noun

A spicy sauce made chiefly from tomatoes and vinegar, used as a relish.
Example sentencesExamples
- I helped myself to sachets of ketchup and tartare sauce and tucked into my fish.
- If you have some rolls, a few salad leaves and extra ketchup or chutney, they can be transformed into delicious burgers.
- The tables were neatly set, each with clean bottles of tomato ketchup, HP sauce and vinegar.
- To make the chilli jam, sweat off the chilli and ginger in a heavy based pan and add chilli sauce and ketchup.
- If desired, however, offer a condiment bar of your favorites: lettuce, avocados, tomatoes, pickles, mayo, mustard, and catsup.
- Add ketchup, blend thoroughly and add ground turkey and vegetable mixture.
- Garum was used in ancient Rome, and it was supposedly as ubiquitous then as ketchup is today.
- Tomato ketchup came in a bowl and not in those dreadful sachets.
- He made a mess trying to mix a concoction of catsup, mustard and hot sauce.
- Where do you find the best value baked beans, sausages, ketchup and white sliced bread?
- Dip the fish and chips into the tomato ketchup and tartare sauce as desired.
- He served it to us in leaf plates with a generous dollop of Maggie's tomato ketchup.
- In addition there is a New Orleans American style chilli sauce and the ubiquitous tomato ketchup.
- Years later, I'm covering my chips with tomato ketchup in front of the TV.
- Top with the sliced tomatoes, add more ketchup, then add the gherkins.
- A best seller is her tomato ketchup, which is a pale orange rather than the lurid red of the commercial variety.
- The Bulgarians made shopska salad and surprised other children by putting ketchup on their pasta.
- I eat the four-minute lunch of the home worker, standing at the counter, shovelling in cold pizza and ketchup.
- Real chips are thick cut, fried in animal fat, and dressed not with catsup but with vinegar.
- She went to the kitchen and brought back bottles of mustard and ketchup.
Synonyms
relish, dressing, condiment, flavouring

Origin

Late 17th century: perhaps from Chinese (Cantonese dialect) k'ē chap 'tomato juice'.

Definition of ketchup in US English:

ketchup

nounˈkeCHəpˈkɛtʃəp

A spicy sauce made chiefly from tomatoes and vinegar, used as a condiment.
Example sentencesExamples
- Garum was used in ancient Rome, and it was supposedly as ubiquitous then as ketchup is today.
- I helped myself to sachets of ketchup and tartare sauce and tucked into my fish.
- In addition there is a New Orleans American style chilli sauce and the ubiquitous tomato ketchup.
- To make the chilli jam, sweat off the chilli and ginger in a heavy based pan and add chilli sauce and ketchup.
- Tomato ketchup came in a bowl and not in those dreadful sachets.
- He served it to us in leaf plates with a generous dollop of Maggie's tomato ketchup.
- Top with the sliced tomatoes, add more ketchup, then add the gherkins.
- Add ketchup, blend thoroughly and add ground turkey and vegetable mixture.
- The tables were neatly set, each with clean bottles of tomato ketchup, HP sauce and vinegar.
- She went to the kitchen and brought back bottles of mustard and ketchup.
- A best seller is her tomato ketchup, which is a pale orange rather than the lurid red of the commercial variety.
- Years later, I'm covering my chips with tomato ketchup in front of the TV.
- Dip the fish and chips into the tomato ketchup and tartare sauce as desired.
- If you have some rolls, a few salad leaves and extra ketchup or chutney, they can be transformed into delicious burgers.
- He made a mess trying to mix a concoction of catsup, mustard and hot sauce.
- The Bulgarians made shopska salad and surprised other children by putting ketchup on their pasta.
- If desired, however, offer a condiment bar of your favorites: lettuce, avocados, tomatoes, pickles, mayo, mustard, and catsup.
- Real chips are thick cut, fried in animal fat, and dressed not with catsup but with vinegar.
- Where do you find the best value baked beans, sausages, ketchup and white sliced bread?
- I eat the four-minute lunch of the home worker, standing at the counter, shovelling in cold pizza and ketchup.
Synonyms
relish, dressing, condiment, flavouring

Origin

Late 17th century: apparently from Chinese ( Hokkien dialect) kê-chiap ‘brine of pickled fish or shellfish’, perhaps partly via Malay kecap, kicap ‘soy sauce’.

单词	ketchup
释义	Definition of ketchup in English: ketchup noun ˈkɛtʃəpˈkɛtʃʌpˈkɛtʃəp mass noun A spicy sauce made chiefly from tomatoes and vinegar, used as a relish. Example sentencesExamples I helped myself to sachets of ketchup and tartare sauce and tucked into my fish. If you have some rolls, a few salad leaves and extra ketchup or chutney, they can be transformed into delicious burgers. The tables were neatly set, each with clean bottles of tomato ketchup, HP sauce and vinegar. To make the chilli jam, sweat off the chilli and ginger in a heavy based pan and add chilli sauce and ketchup. If desired, however, offer a condiment bar of your favorites: lettuce, avocados, tomatoes, pickles, mayo, mustard, and catsup. Add ketchup, blend thoroughly and add ground turkey and vegetable mixture. Garum was used in ancient Rome, and it was supposedly as ubiquitous then as ketchup is today. Tomato ketchup came in a bowl and not in those dreadful sachets. He made a mess trying to mix a concoction of catsup, mustard and hot sauce. Where do you find the best value baked beans, sausages, ketchup and white sliced bread? Dip the fish and chips into the tomato ketchup and tartare sauce as desired. He served it to us in leaf plates with a generous dollop of Maggie's tomato ketchup. In addition there is a New Orleans American style chilli sauce and the ubiquitous tomato ketchup. Years later, I'm covering my chips with tomato ketchup in front of the TV. Top with the sliced tomatoes, add more ketchup, then add the gherkins. A best seller is her tomato ketchup, which is a pale orange rather than the lurid red of the commercial variety. The Bulgarians made shopska salad and surprised other children by putting ketchup on their pasta. I eat the four-minute lunch of the home worker, standing at the counter, shovelling in cold pizza and ketchup. Real chips are thick cut, fried in animal fat, and dressed not with catsup but with vinegar. She went to the kitchen and brought back bottles of mustard and ketchup. Synonyms relish, dressing, condiment, flavouring Origin Late 17th century: perhaps from Chinese (Cantonese dialect) k'ē chap 'tomato juice'. Definition of ketchup in US English: ketchup nounˈkeCHəpˈkɛtʃəp A spicy sauce made chiefly from tomatoes and vinegar, used as a condiment. Example sentencesExamples Garum was used in ancient Rome, and it was supposedly as ubiquitous then as ketchup is today. I helped myself to sachets of ketchup and tartare sauce and tucked into my fish. In addition there is a New Orleans American style chilli sauce and the ubiquitous tomato ketchup. To make the chilli jam, sweat off the chilli and ginger in a heavy based pan and add chilli sauce and ketchup. Tomato ketchup came in a bowl and not in those dreadful sachets. He served it to us in leaf plates with a generous dollop of Maggie's tomato ketchup. Top with the sliced tomatoes, add more ketchup, then add the gherkins. Add ketchup, blend thoroughly and add ground turkey and vegetable mixture. The tables were neatly set, each with clean bottles of tomato ketchup, HP sauce and vinegar. She went to the kitchen and brought back bottles of mustard and ketchup. A best seller is her tomato ketchup, which is a pale orange rather than the lurid red of the commercial variety. Years later, I'm covering my chips with tomato ketchup in front of the TV. Dip the fish and chips into the tomato ketchup and tartare sauce as desired. If you have some rolls, a few salad leaves and extra ketchup or chutney, they can be transformed into delicious burgers. He made a mess trying to mix a concoction of catsup, mustard and hot sauce. The Bulgarians made shopska salad and surprised other children by putting ketchup on their pasta. If desired, however, offer a condiment bar of your favorites: lettuce, avocados, tomatoes, pickles, mayo, mustard, and catsup. Real chips are thick cut, fried in animal fat, and dressed not with catsup but with vinegar. Where do you find the best value baked beans, sausages, ketchup and white sliced bread? I eat the four-minute lunch of the home worker, standing at the counter, shovelling in cold pizza and ketchup. Synonyms relish, dressing, condiment, flavouring Origin Late 17th century: apparently from Chinese ( Hokkien dialect) kê-chiap ‘brine of pickled fish or shellfish’, perhaps partly via Malay kecap, kicap ‘soy sauce’.
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