ミートソース

みーとそーす
noun
meat sauce; Bolognese sauce
food
1. meat sauce; Bolognese-style tomato and ground meat sauce
A tomato-based sauce made with ground meat and onions, served mainly over spaghetti. In Japan it is one of the standard pasta sauces, sold ready-made in cans and retort pouches.
ミートソース(つく)
I make meat sauce.
今日(きょう)(ひる)ごはんミートソースだ。
Today's lunch is spaghetti with meat sauce.
()どもミートソーススパゲッティ大好(だいす)だ。
Children love spaghetti with meat sauce.
When you have no time, you can just heat up store-bought meat sauce.

From English "meat sauce." In everyday Japanese it usually means the whole dish (spaghetti served with the sauce), not just the sauce itself.

Common collocations

Similar words

  • ボロネーゼ: Bolognese — the Italian name, used for restaurant-style versions
  • ナポリタン: Japanese-style ketchup spaghetti — sweeter, made with ketchup rather than a simmered tomato sauce