taste (A2)
noun, verb
Pronunciation: /teɪst/
Definition
The sensation of flavor perceived in the mouth and throat on contact with a substance.
Examples
The chef adjusted the seasoning to improve the taste of the soup.
She has a very refined taste in wine, preferring dry reds.
After eating spicy food, my mouth couldn't register any other taste.
How to Use taste
- taste of (prepositional phrase)
- The flavor of something, or a brief experience of something. — "I love the taste of fresh strawberries."
- have a taste for (collocation)
- To have a liking or preference for something. — "He has a taste for adventure."
- in good taste (idiom)
- Appropriate and not offensive. — "Her comments were always in good taste, even when critical."
- to taste (idiom)
- According to one's preference (often for seasoning). — "Add salt and pepper to taste."
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