taste
/teɪst/
noun
- The sensation of flavor perceived by the tongue and mouth.
- I don't like the taste of medicine.
- The soup has a salty taste.
- This fruit has a sweet and sour taste.
- A person's ability to recognize and enjoy what is beautiful, good, or appropriate.
- The decoration shows good taste.
- His taste in clothes is very modern.
- She has excellent taste in music.
- A small amount of food or drink taken as a sample.
- Can I have a taste of your ice cream?
- Just a taste of the cake was enough to satisfy her.
- He offered me a taste of the new wine.
- A brief experience of something.
- The internship gave her a taste of working in a hospital.
- That short trip was just a taste of what travel can be like.
- He got a taste of fame after winning the competition.
Synonyms
verb
- To perceive or experience the flavor of something by putting it in the mouth.
- I can taste the garlic in this sauce.
- Taste the soup and tell me if it needs more salt.
- She tasted the lemon and made a sour face.
- To have a particular flavor.
- This milk tastes sour.
- The coffee tastes bitter to me.
- The dish tastes like chicken.
- To experience something briefly or for the first time.
- He finally tasted success after years of hard work.
- The young athlete tasted victory at the national championship.
- They tasted freedom for the first time after the long journey.
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