savor

• 名词，指风味、味道或气味，尤指令人愉悦或独特的滋味，以及品尝或嗅闻时所感受到的感官特质。

A noun referring to the taste or flavor, especially a pleasant or distinctive one, experienced when a substance is taken into the mouth.

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1. B1formal

   The taste or flavor of something, especially a pleasant or distinctive one.

   味道或风味

   • The soup had a rich, savory savor.
   • He enjoyed the savor of the freshly baked bread.
   • The dish lacked savor and was quite bland.

   同义词flavorpiquancyrelishsapidnesssmacktangtastezest

• 动词，表示充分享受或品味某事物，尤其通过味觉或愉悦的体验。

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.

   享受

   • 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.

   同义词appreciatecherishenjoyrelishsavourtreasure

   反义词abhordespisedetestdislikeloathe

2. Taste appreciativelyB1formal

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

   细细品味

   • 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.

   同义词appreciateenjoyrelish

3. Have a specific tasteB2formal

   To have a particular flavor or taste of something.

   带有某种味道

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

   同义词smacktaste

4. Give flavor toC1formal

   To add or impart a particular taste to something.

   调味

   • 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.

   同义词flavorseasonspice