Definition of potage in English:

potage

noun pɒˈtɑːʒpōˈtäZH

mass noun

Thick soup.
浓汤
coarse, spicy potage
count noun recipes for soups or potages
Example sentencesExamples
- Anglo-Saxons swore by watercress potage to purify their blood every spring, and there are 17 th-century recipes for watercress ‘sallets’, which mix the leaves with oranges, lemons, raisins and pears.
- Our meals started with a choice of potage or salad, which the menu claimed was ‘famous.’
- It was a tasty vegetable potage accompanied by satisfyingly fresh rolls.
- Another plus here is that meals include potage or salad, so you don't feel cheap if you can't spring for an appetizer.
- In Genesis, Jacob gave Esau, in exchange for his birthright, a meal of red potage, probably a red lentil stew.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French. Compare with pottage.

Rhymes

décolletage, découpage, Lesage, maquillage, paysage, plage, vernissage

Definition of potage in US English:

potage

nounpōˈtäZH

Thick soup.
浓汤
coarse, spicy potage
count noun recipes for soups or potages
Example sentencesExamples
- Our meals started with a choice of potage or salad, which the menu claimed was ‘famous.’
- Another plus here is that meals include potage or salad, so you don't feel cheap if you can't spring for an appetizer.
- It was a tasty vegetable potage accompanied by satisfyingly fresh rolls.
- Anglo-Saxons swore by watercress potage to purify their blood every spring, and there are 17 th-century recipes for watercress ‘sallets’, which mix the leaves with oranges, lemons, raisins and pears.
- In Genesis, Jacob gave Esau, in exchange for his birthright, a meal of red potage, probably a red lentil stew.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French. Compare with pottage.

词汇	potage
释义	Definition of potage in English: potage noun pɒˈtɑːʒpōˈtäZH mass noun Thick soup. 浓汤 coarse, spicy potage count noun recipes for soups or potages Example sentencesExamples Anglo-Saxons swore by watercress potage to purify their blood every spring, and there are 17 th-century recipes for watercress ‘sallets’, which mix the leaves with oranges, lemons, raisins and pears. Our meals started with a choice of potage or salad, which the menu claimed was ‘famous.’ It was a tasty vegetable potage accompanied by satisfyingly fresh rolls. Another plus here is that meals include potage or salad, so you don't feel cheap if you can't spring for an appetizer. In Genesis, Jacob gave Esau, in exchange for his birthright, a meal of red potage, probably a red lentil stew. Origin Mid 16th century: from French. Compare with pottage. Rhymes décolletage, découpage, Lesage, maquillage, paysage, plage, vernissage Definition of potage in US English: potage nounpōˈtäZH Thick soup. 浓汤 coarse, spicy potage count noun recipes for soups or potages Example sentencesExamples Our meals started with a choice of potage or salad, which the menu claimed was ‘famous.’ Another plus here is that meals include potage or salad, so you don't feel cheap if you can't spring for an appetizer. It was a tasty vegetable potage accompanied by satisfyingly fresh rolls. Anglo-Saxons swore by watercress potage to purify their blood every spring, and there are 17 th-century recipes for watercress ‘sallets’, which mix the leaves with oranges, lemons, raisins and pears. In Genesis, Jacob gave Esau, in exchange for his birthright, a meal of red potage, probably a red lentil stew. Origin Mid 16th century: from French. Compare with pottage.
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