soup·çon (s p-sô  , sps n )n. A very small amount; a trace: not a soupçon of mercy. [French, from Old French sospeçon, suspicion, from Latin suspecti  , suspectin-, fear, from suspectus, past participle of suspicere, to suspect; see suspect.] |
soupçon French [supsɔ̃]
n
a slight amount; dash
[from French, ultimately from Latin suspicio suspicion]
Soupçon of justice, 1849; of sense, 1849.
Translations
soupçon [ˈsuːpsɔ̃] N (Culin) → pizca f
with a soupçon of ginger → con una pizca de jengibre
with a soupçon of cream → con un chorrito de nata or (LAm) crema
with a soupçon of ginger → con una pizca de jengibre
with a soupçon of cream → con un chorrito de nata or (LAm) crema
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