taste
teistn. the sensation that results when taste buds in the tongue and throat convey information about the chemical composition of a soluble stimulus · n. delicate discrimination (especially of aesthetic values) · n. a brief experience of something
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So the chocolate doesn't taste quite as good as it did before, and it's all a little bit smaller than it used to be.
所以巧克力尝起来不如以前好,而且一切都比以前小了一点点。
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That does not taste like how I remember sugarcane juice tasting.
这喝起来和我记忆中的甘蔗汁味道不一样。
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We do a lot of crossbreeding of that, and and to get this tomato that's like bright and red and looks wonderful, looks great on the shelf, and and then we eat it and tastes like water, and people are like, oh, like this is this is terrible, right?
我们对它进行了大量的杂交育种,为了得到这种看起来鲜红、在货架上看起来很棒的西红柿,结果我们吃的时候却像在喝水,人们就会觉得,哦,这太糟糕了,对吧?
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And as usual, when it comes to marination time, the longer it is, the stronger it is, but this still tastes great just after one hour.
像往常一样,腌制时间越长,味道越浓郁,但即使只腌制一个小时,味道也依然很棒。
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And Graza tastes delicious because the olives are meticulously sourced.
Graza 的味道非常美味,因为橄榄的来源经过精心挑选。
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