taste

• Sustantivo que designa la sensación gustativa percibida en la boca, o la preferencia o gusto personal de alguien por algo.

A noun referring to the sensation of flavor perceived in the mouth, or a person's preference or liking for something.

1. Flavor sensationA1formal

   The sensation of flavor perceived in the mouth when eating or drinking.

   sabor

   • This soup has a delicious taste.
   • I don't like the taste of bitter melon.
   • The taste of fresh strawberries is amazing.

   Sinónimosflavorrelishsavorsmacktangzest

2. Preference or likingA2formal

   A personal liking or preference for something.

   gusto

   • She has a taste for classical music.
   • His taste in clothes is very modern.
   • They share a taste for adventure.

   Sinónimosappetitebentfancyfondnessinclinationleaninglikingpartialitypenchantpredilectionpreferencerelishweakness

   Antónimosaversiondisinclinationdislikedistasterepugnance

3. Small amountB1informal

   A small quantity of food or drink taken as a sample.

   Pequeña cantidad de comida o bebida

   • Can I have a taste of your dessert?
   • He took a taste of the wine before ordering.
   • She offered me a taste of her homemade jam.

   Sinónimosbitemorselmouthfulnibblesamplesipswallow

4. Judgment or discernmentB2formal

   The ability to judge what is beautiful, appropriate, or of good quality.

   Gusto (estético)

   • She has excellent taste in art.
   • His taste in interior design is impeccable.
   • The decor shows a refined taste.

   Sinónimosappreciationcultivationculturediscernmentdiscriminationjudgmentperceptionpolishrefinementsophistication

• Verbo utilizado para denotar la acción de percibir o sentir el sabor de algo, o de poseer un sabor determinado.

A verb used to indicate the act of perceiving or experiencing the flavor of something, or to have a particular flavor.

1. Perceive flavorA1formal

   To perceive or experience the flavor of something by putting it in the mouth.

   probar el sabor

   • She tasted the soup to see if it needed more salt.
   • I can taste the garlic in this sauce.
   • He tasted the wine before ordering a bottle.

   Sinónimosnibblesamplesavorsiptesttry

2. Sample or tryA2formal

   To eat or drink a small amount of something to test its flavor.

   probar

   • Would you like to taste this cheese?
   • The chef invited us to taste his new dish.
   • She tasted a piece of the cake before serving it.

   Sinónimosnibblesamplesiptesttry

3. Experience brieflyB2formal

   To have a brief experience of something.

   Experimentar brevemente

   • He finally tasted success after years of hard work.
   • She tasted freedom for the first time when she moved out.
   • They tasted the thrill of victory in the championship game.

   Sinónimossampletry

   Antónimosavoideschewshun