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taste
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tasted
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- taste
[teɪst]
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1.
noun
[u]
(sense) 味觉
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2.
noun
[c]
(flavour) 味道
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3.
noun
[c]
(sample) 尝试
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4.
noun
[of suffering]
[ freedom etc]
体验
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5.
noun
[u]
(choice，liking) 品位
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6.
vt.
(get flavour of) 尝
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7.
vt.
(test，detect) 品尝
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8.
vi.
to taste of/like sth 有/像某物的味道
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to develop {or} acquire a taste for sth
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养成对某物的爱好
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to have good/bad taste
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品好/差
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to be in good/bad taste
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[remark，joke+] 格调高雅/低俗
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to taste delicious/bitter
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尝起来好吃/苦
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- taste
[teɪst]
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vi.
品尝
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I couldn't taste the sugar in the cake.
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我没尝出来蛋糕里有甜味。
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The difference is only in the colour; the cheese tastes the same.
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仅仅是颜色的不同，奶酪品尝起来还是一样的。
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2.
vt.
注意到……的味道
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He enjoys tasting new wines.
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他喜欢品尝新式葡萄酒。
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I would rather taste ash on my tongue than blood in my mouth.
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我更能注意到舌头上灰尘的味道而不是嘴中鲜血的味道。
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Can you taste the garlic?
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你能吃蒜吗？
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3.
vt.
试用，品尝
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I was asked to taste a new sports drink at the mall.
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在商场，我被邀请试喝一种新的运动饮料。
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Once a week we have an informal wine tasting.
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我们一周有一次非正式的品酒活动。
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4.
vi.
带……的风味
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This tastes of salt.
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这个尝起来有咸味。
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We felt the juice tasted a bit like a dry sherry.
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我们感觉这种果汁带有一种干雪利酒的风味。
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5.
vt.
品味道，辨味
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Can you taste the difference?
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你能品出有什么不同么？
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A cheese tasting is also on the menu, as always with a glass of local red wine.
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菜单中有奶酪辨味，也有当地的红酒品尝。
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He could taste the honey in the tea.
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他可以辨别茶中蜂蜜的味道。
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We tasted wines last night.
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我们昨晚喝酒了。
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6.
vt.
体验，经历
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I have tasted a lot of memorable experiences during my life.
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我的一生中有很多难忘的经历。
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Those who taste instant success usually falter quickly in the aftermath of their luck.
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那些经历过突如其来的成功的人通常会在运气消逝后很快收敛起来。
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The ex-slave tasted freedom shortly before she died.
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这名过去的奴隶在她去世前享受到了短暂的自由。
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7.
noun
[Person Name]
塔斯特
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8.
n.[c]
味道
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We all learn to like certain tastes and certain textures in the foods we eat.
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我们都在尝试喜欢上我们吃的食物中的特有味道及口感。
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I woke up late afternoon sometime with a funny taste in my mouth.
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快到傍晚的时候，我醒来了，嘴里有种古怪的味道。
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The candy left him with a bad taste.
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吃了糖果后再吃其他东西让他感到味道不对劲。
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The melon had a delicious taste.
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那个甜瓜味美可口。
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9.
n.[c]
偏爱，喜爱
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Europeans developed a taste for fine wine and beers.
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欧洲人喜好香醇的葡萄酒和啤酒。
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Deciding which achievement was the most remarkable is all a matter of taste.
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要决定哪个成绩是最引人注目的就是偏爱的问题了。
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10.
n.[c]
品位，鉴赏力，欣赏力
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Apparently, the car thieves had better taste than I imagined.
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显然，偷车贼的品味比我想象的要好。
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She thought the place was just like the sitting room of a person of taste.
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她认为这里就像是一个人的起居室那样的品位。
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To ask at that particular time was the ultimate in bad taste.
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在那个特殊时刻发问是极端没有品味的表现。
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Arrogance and lack of taste contributed to his rapid success.
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傲慢和没有品味造就了他的快速成功。
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11.
noun
领略，体验，感受
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I wanted to give him a taste of his own medicine.
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我要让他亲自品尝一下他自己种下的恶果。
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Away games gave working-class youths their first taste of comfortable living.
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远离游戏使工人阶级的年轻人们首次感受到了舒适生活。
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She enjoyed her brief taste of independence.
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她很喜欢过短时间的独立生活。
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He got a taste of life on the wild side.
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他尝到了生活粗砺的一面。
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12.
n.[c]
浅尝，一口
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Please have a taste of the food.
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请尝尝这道菜。
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Stop for a taste of southern food at the famous restaurant
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留下来浅尝一下这个有名的餐馆的南方菜。
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Take a taste--you'll like it.
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尝一口——你会喜欢的。
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13.
n.[u]
味觉
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She could distinguish between the different tastes without any difficulty.
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她可以轻而易举地区分出不同的口味。
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His taste sensation may be diminished on the front half of the tongue.
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他舌头前半部分的味觉可能减弱了。
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His cold deprived him of his sense of taste.
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感冒让他失去了味觉。
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14.
n.[c]
品尝
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The volunteers were asked about the taste of the new ice cream.
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志愿者被问到新型冰淇淋的味道如何。
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He loved to participate in wine tastings for the vineyard.
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他乐衷于参加葡萄园的酒品品尝。
Collins English-English Dictionary
- taste
[teɪst]
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1.
n
the sense by which the qualities and flavour of a substance are distinguished by the taste buds
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2.
n
the sensation experienced by means of the taste buds
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3.
n
the act of tasting
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4.
n
a small amount eaten, drunk, or tried on the tongue
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5.
n
a brief experience of something
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a taste of the whip
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6.
n
a preference or liking for something; inclination
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to have a taste for danger
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7.
n
the ability to make discerning judgments about aesthetic, artistic, and intellectual matters; discrimination
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to have taste
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8.
n
judgment of aesthetic or social matters according to a generally accepted standard
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bad taste
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9.
n
discretion; delicacy
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that remark lacks taste
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10.
n
[obsolete]
the act of testing
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11.
vb
to distinguish the taste of (a substance) by means of the taste buds
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12.
vb
[usually tr]
to take a small amount of (a food, liquid, etc) into the mouth, esp in order to test the quality
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to taste the wine
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13.
vb
[often foll by of]
to have a specific flavour or taste
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the tea tastes of soap
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this apple tastes sour
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14.
vb
[when intr, usually foll by of]
to have an experience of (something)
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to taste success
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15.
vb
an archaic word for enjoy
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16.
vt.
[tr]
[tr]
[obsolete]
to test by touching
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17.
vt.
[Etymology]
C13: from Old French taster, ultimately from Latin taxare to appraise
Examples
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abominable taste
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令人作呕的气味
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the canons of good taste
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(衡量)情趣(或礼貌)的准则
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delicacy of musical taste
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音乐欣赏力强
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just a taste
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(请)尝一口：(请)尝一点儿。
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a novel tailored to popular taste
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一本迎合众人口味的小说
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