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• Sustantivo que designa una gran energía o entusiasmo, o un sabor o cualidad agradablemente picante o interesante.

A noun referring to a quality of great enthusiasm and energy, or a sharp, piquant flavor or quality.

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1. B2formal

   Great enthusiasm and energy for life or an activity.

   Entusiasmo y energía

   • She approached her new job with great zest.
   • He has a zest for adventure that is contagious.
   • The team played with zest and determination.

   Sinónimoseagernessenergyenthusiasmfervorgustopassionrelishvervevimzeal

   Antónimosapathyennuiindifferencelethargylistlessness

2. Pleasant tangy flavorB1formal

   A sharp, refreshing, or tangy taste, often from citrus fruit peel.

   Sabor agradable y picante

   • Add a little lemon zest to the cake batter for extra flavor.
   • The sauce had a zest that made it very appetizing.
   • Orange zest gives the dish a bright, citrusy note.

   Sinónimosbitekickpiquancysharpnesstangzingzip

   Antónimosblandnessflatnessinsipiditytastelessness

• Verbo que significa raspar o quitar la piel exterior de los cítricos para aromatizar, o añadir excitación o entusiasmo a algo.

A verb meaning to scrape or remove the outer peel of citrus fruit for flavoring, or to add excitement or enthusiasm to something.

1. Add flavor with citrus peelB1formalculinary

   To scrape or cut the outer colored part of the peel of a citrus fruit (like lemon, orange, or lime) to use as a flavoring.

   Rallar la cáscara de cítricos

   • She zested the lemon before squeezing it for the cake.
   • The recipe instructs you to zest the orange and add it to the batter.
   • He carefully zested the lime to garnish the cocktail.

   Sinónimosgratepareshave