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Definition of tasted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
flavorhaving been sampled for flavor
- The chef served the tasted dish to the guests.
2.
sensesexperienced through the sense of taste
- The tasted wine had a rich, fruity flavor.
Expressions with tasted
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after experiencing power, he changed his behavior
Once he had tasted power, he became more ambitious.
Origin of tasted
Latin, tastare (to touch)
Terms with tasted included in their meaning
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taste
tasted very good
food quality
sense-based character noticed when something is tasted
not experienced
not having been tasted or tried
Examples of tasted in a sentence
She described the tasted soup as too salty. The tasted dessert left a lingering sweetness. Each tasted dish was a culinary delight.
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- French:goûté, savouré, ...
- German:gekostet, ...
- Italian:assaggiato, gustato, ...
- Spanish:probado, degustado, ...
- Portuguese:provado, saboreado, ...
- Chinese:尝过, 通过味觉体验, ...
- Japanese:味見された, 味わった, ...
- Arabic:مُذَاق, مُتَذَوَّق, ...
- Hebrew:נִטְעַם, טָעוּם, ...
- Russian:пробованный, ощущенный на вкус, ...
- Ukrainian:спробована, смаковані, ...
- Hindi:चखा हुआ, परखा हुआ, ...
Definition of taste - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
food testingtr./intr. perceive or experience the flavor of something by the tonguetr./intr.
- She tasted the soup to check if it needed more salt..
2.
trying outtr. experience brieflytr.
- He tasted freedom for the first time.
3.
flavourintr. have a specific flavor perceived by the tongueintr.
- The cake tastes delicious with vanilla.
Noun
1.
preferencespreference or liking for something
- His taste in music is quite eclectic..
2.
experiencebrief experience of something
- The trip gave her a taste of adventure.
3.
discernmentability to discern aesthetic quality
- She has a great taste in fashion..
4.
flavor sensesensation from the tongue when eating or drinking
- The taste of chocolate is sweet and rich.
5.
actthe act of tasting something
- The taste of the wine was exquisite.
6.
foodsmall sample of food or drink
- She had a taste of the new dish.
Expressions with taste
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make food taste different
The chef can change taste by adding spices.
experience success or win in a competition
After years of hard work, the team finally tasted victory.
taste developed through habit or learning
Olives are often considered an acquired taste.
experience success and want more
After winning his first match, he tasted blood and trained even harder.
start enjoying a particular food or drink
He developed a taste for spicy food while living in Mexico.
let someone experience something for a short time
The coach gave him a taste of real competition.
suitable or pleasing to someone's preferences
The decor was exactly to her taste.
something that people have different opinions about
Choosing the best movie is a matter of taste.
begin to like something after trying it
She didn't like sushi at first, but she acquired a taste for it.
feeling disappointment or frustration
The failed plan gave him a bad taste in his mouth.
satisfying generally accepted social or esthetic standards
Her outfit was in good taste for the event.
offensive or inappropriate
His joke about the accident was in poor taste.
adjust flavor by adding ingredients as needed
You can season to taste with more herbs.
a situation of wanting expensive things but having little money
He has champagne taste on a beer salary and struggles to pay bills.
experience the same bad thing done to others
He got a taste of his own medicine when pranked.
preference for expensive things with limited money available
She has champagne taste on a beer wallet but still buys designer clothes.
develop an appreciation or liking for something
She cultivated a taste for classical music over the years.
offensive or inappropriate
His joke about the accident was in bad taste.
cause a lingering negative impression or feeling
The rude comment left a bad taste behind.
cause someone to feel upset or uncomfortable after something
The unfair decision left a bad taste in his mouth.
cause a lingering feeling of discomfort or disapproval
The unfair decision left a bad taste in the mouth.
cause an unpleasant memory or feeling
The unfair decision left a sour taste in her mouth.
create a negative feeling or impression
The unfair decision left an unpleasant taste with the team.
people like different things without explanation
He loves pineapple pizza, but there's no accounting for taste.
Origin of taste
Latin, gustus (taste)
Examples of taste in a sentence
They tasted the wine at the vineyard. She tasted victory after the long race. They tasted the thrill of adventure on their trip. The soup tastes spicy with a hint of ginger. This fruit tastes sweet and tangy. Her taste in fashion is very unique.
They have a similar taste in movies. The workshop offered a taste of the craft. His brief visit gave him a taste of city life. His taste in music is impeccable. The designer's taste is evident in her work. The taste of lemon is sour and refreshing. She couldn't forget the taste of her grandmother's pie. She took a small taste of the soup. A taste of the cake left him wanting more. Would you like a taste of my soup? The vendor offered tastes of fresh cider.
View all translations of taste
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- French:goûter, goût, ...
- German:schmecken, Geschmack, ...
- Italian:gustare, gusto, ...
- Spanish:degustar, gusto, ...
- Portuguese:provar, preferência, ...
- Chinese:品尝, 品味, ...
- Japanese:味わう, 好み, ...
- Arabic:ذَاقَ, ذوق, ...
- Hebrew:לִטְעוֹם, טַעַם, ...
- Russian:пробовать, вкус, ...
- Ukrainian:смакувати, смак, ...
- Hindi:चखना, रुचि, ...
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