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savoring

/ˈseɪ.vər.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de goûter ou de déguster une petite quantité de quelque chose, en particulier pour en évaluer la qualité ou le goût, ou le fait de savourer pleinement une expérience ou un moment., Verbe désignant l'action de goûter pleinement ou d'apprécier quelque chose avec délectation, surtout en s'attardant sur une saveur ou une expérience agréable.

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noun

/ˈseɪ.vər.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de goûter ou de déguster une petite quantité de quelque chose, en particulier pour en évaluer la qualité ou le goût, ou le fait de savourer pleinement une expérience ou un moment.

A noun referring to the act of tasting or sampling a small amount of something, especially to evaluate its quality or flavor.

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  1. Tasting or samplingB2formal

    The act of taking a small amount of food or drink into the mouth to evaluate its flavor or quality.

    frDégustation (prélèvement d'un échantillon)

    • The chef's savoring of the sauce revealed a hint of rosemary.
    • She took a moment for savoring the wine before swallowing.
    • His savoring of the soup was slow and deliberate.

    Synonymesdegustationsamplingtasting

    Antonymesgulping

Formes
  • savorings plural form
  • savorings' possessive plural form
  • savoring's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

savor/ˈseɪ.vər/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de goûter pleinement ou d'apprécier quelque chose avec délectation, surtout en s'attardant sur une saveur ou une expérience agréable.

A verb used to indicate the act of enjoying or appreciating something fully, especially by tasting or experiencing it with pleasure.

  1. Enjoy or appreciate fullyB2formal

    To derive or receive pleasure from something; to take great enjoyment in an experience, moment, or sensation.

    frSavourer

    • She savored every moment of her vacation in Italy.
    • He savored the victory after months of hard work.
    • They sat quietly, savoring the peace of the evening.

    Synonymesappreciatecherishenjoyrelishsavourtreasure

    Antonymesabhordespisedetestdislikeloathe

  2. Taste appreciativelyB1formal

    To taste something slowly and with full attention in order to enjoy its flavor completely.

    frsavourer

    • He savored the rich flavor of the dark chocolate.
    • She savored each bite of the homemade soup.
    • The chef encouraged guests to savor the delicate spices.

    Synonymesappreciateenjoyrelish

  3. Have a specific tasteB2formal

    To have a particular flavor or taste of something.

    fravoir le goût de

    • The dish savored of garlic and fresh herbs.
    • This wine savors of oak and blackberries.
    • The stew savored of slow-cooked richness.

    Synonymessmacktaste

  4. Give flavor toC1formal

    To add or impart a particular taste to something.

    frDonner de la saveur

    • The chef savored the sauce with a hint of lemon.
    • Fresh herbs savor the dish with aromatic notes.
    • The marinade savored the meat with smoky undertones.

    Synonymesflavorseasonspice

Formes
  • savored past participle
  • savoured past participle
  • savored past simple
  • savoured past simple
  • savoring present participle
  • savouring present participle
  • savors third person singular
  • savours third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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