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savory

/ˈseɪ.vər.i/

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adjective

/ˈseɪ.vər.i/B1formalculinary
  • ruОписывает пищу, которая является солёной или острой, а не сладкой, или имеющую приятный, аппетитный вкус или запах.

Describes food that is salty or spicy rather than sweet, or having a pleasant, appetizing taste or smell.

  1. Morally wholesome or acceptableB2formal

    Having a good reputation; morally respectable or proper.

    ruДобропорядочный

    • He was known as a savory character in the community.
    • The business had a less than savory reputation.
    • She kept only savory company.

    Synonymsdecentestimablehonorablemoralproperreputablerespectableuprightvirtuouswholesomeworthy

    Antonymsdisreputableimproperindecentunsavory

  2. Pleasantly pungent or salty tasteA2formal

    Having a strong, pleasant, and often salty or spicy flavor, as opposed to sweet.

    ruПикантный

    • The soup had a rich, savory broth.
    • I prefer savory snacks over sweet ones.
    • The dish was seasoned with savory herbs.

    Synonymspiquantsaltyspicytangyzesty

    Antonymsblandsugarysweet

  3. Pleasing to the tasteA2formal

    Having a pleasant and appetizing flavor.

    ruПикантный

    • The aroma of the roast was deeply savory.
    • She prepared a savory meal for the guests.
    • The sauce added a savory note to the pasta.

    Synonymsappetizingdelectabledeliciousflavorfullusciouspalatablescrumptioustastytoothsome

    Antonymsdistastefultastelessunappetizingunpalatableunsavory

Forms
  • savory comparative form
  • savory superlative form
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noun

/ˈseɪ.vər.i/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее ароматические травы рода Satureja (чабер), или пикантное блюдо, подаваемое в качестве закуски или в конце трапезы.

A noun referring to aromatic herbs of the genus Satureja, or a savory dish served as an appetizer or at the end of a meal.

  1. B2formalculinary

    Any of several aromatic herbs or subshrubs of the genus Satureja, having spikes of flowers attractive to bees.

    ruЧабер

    • Savory is often used in Mediterranean cuisine for its peppery flavor.
    • The garden was filled with the scent of blooming savory.
    • Bees are particularly attracted to the flowers of the savory plant.

    Synonymssavoury

  2. Dwarf shrubB2formalscientific

    A dwarf aromatic shrub of Mediterranean regions.

    ruЧабер

    • The rocky hillsides of Greece are home to wild savory shrubs.
    • This dwarf shrub thrives in dry, sunny climates.
    • Savory shrubs are often used in landscaping for their fragrance.
  3. Mint family herbB2formalculinary

    Either of two aromatic herbs of the mint family, often used in cooking.

    ruЧабер

    • Summer savory and winter savory are the two main types of this herb.
    • The herb savory belongs to the same family as mint and basil.
    • Fresh savory adds a subtle, earthy note to soups and stews.
  4. Savory dishB2formalbritishculinary

    An aromatic or spicy dish served at the end of dinner or as an hors d'oeuvre.

    ruПикантное блюдо

    • The meal concluded with a cheese and herb savory.
    • She prepared a small savory as an appetizer for the guests.
    • Savories are often served alongside cocktails at parties.

    Synonymsappetizerstarter

Forms
  • savories plural form
  • savories' possessive plural form
  • savory's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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