B1 [ C or U ] the flavour of something, or the ability of a person or animal to recognize different flavours味道;味覺
C2 the fact of liking or enjoying something喜歡…,享受…
[ S ] a small amount of food少許,一點兒
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When preparing meals, you need to think about variety and taste as well as nutritional value.
Lemons have a sharp taste.
This wine has a light, fresh taste.
Aniseed has a very distinctive taste - I don't like it personally.
We value herbs for their taste, but we forget that they also have medicinal properties.
B2 [ C or U ] a person's approval of and liking for particular things(個人的)興趣,愛好
B2 [ U ] approving a person's ability to judge and recognize what is good or suitable, especially relating to such matters as art, style, beauty, and behaviour鑒賞力,審美力;品位
B2 the things a person likes愛好,(個人)喜歡的事物
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She has a rather esoteric taste in clothes.
She's always had execrable taste in men.
She has exquisite taste.
They've got those curtains that tie up with big bows - they're a bit fussy for my taste.
I don't think garden gnomes are in very good taste.
B1 to put food or drink in your mouth to find out what flavour it has嘗…的味道
B1 to have a particular flavour吃起來好吃/難吃/甜(等等)
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Taste the stew to see if it has enough salt.
How do you know you don't like it if you won't even taste it?
We all tasted the cake.
If you've ever tasted Carmen's cooking, you'll know what I mean.
She drew off a little of her home-made wine just to taste.
to experience something for a short time(短暫)體驗,經歷,領略
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