relish

• Substantiv, das eine würzende Beilage aus klein geschnittenem, oft mariniertem Gemüse oder Obst bezeichnet, die dem Essen Geschmack verleiht; außerdem die Freude oder Begeisterung an etwas.

A noun referring to a condiment made from chopped vegetables or fruits, often pickled, used to add flavor to food; also refers to enjoyment or zest.

1. CondimentB1formalculinary

   A pickled or spiced sauce or spread made from vegetables or fruits, often eaten with meat or cheese.

   Würzsauce

   • He added a spoonful of sweet relish to his hot dog.
   • The hamburger was topped with pickle relish.
   • She made a homemade corn relish for the barbecue.

   Synonymechutneycondimentpicklesauceseasoningspread

2. Enjoyment or pleasureB2formal

   Great enjoyment, enthusiasm, or appreciation for something.

   Vergnügen

   • She ate the meal with great relish.
   • He told the story with obvious relish.
   • The children accepted the challenge with relish.

   Synonymeappreciationdelectationdelightenjoymententhusiasmfondnessgustolikingpleasurezest

   Antonymeaversiondisgustdislikedispleasuredistaste

• Verb, das ausdrückt, dass man etwas mit großem Vergnügen genießt oder sich an etwas erfreut, oft mit Genuss oder Vorfreude.

A verb used to express the act of enjoying or taking great pleasure in something.

1. Enjoy greatlyB2formal

   To take great pleasure or delight in something.

   Genießen

   • She relished the opportunity to travel abroad.
   • He relished every moment of the victory celebration.
   • They relished the challenge of climbing the mountain.

   Synonymeadoreappreciatecherishenjoylovesavor

   Antonymeabhordespisedetestdislikehateloathe

2. Anticipate with pleasureB2formal

   To look forward to something with eager enjoyment.

   Mit Freude entgegensehen

   • I relish the thought of spending the weekend at the beach.
   • He relished the idea of proving his critics wrong.
   • She relished the prospect of meeting her old friends again.

   Synonymesavor

   Antonymedread