taste it的意思

taste it中文翻譯：

嘗嘗它

相似詞語短語

past it───失去原有的效用（精力）

take it───拿去，接受；猜想，以為；帶走它

tastevin───n.品酒用的淺口小銀杯；n.(Tastevin)（法、美、瑞）塔斯特萬（人名）

taste bud───[解剖]味蕾

tastevins───葡萄酒

cane it───抓住它

have it───有利，優越

large it───大它

lose it───失去它

雙語使用場景

Though he sampled the jug you could see he couldn't taste it.───盡管他勉強嘗了嘗瓶里的酒,你可以看出,他嘗不出是什么滋味.

They also get to taste it cooked over an open fire.───他們還品嘗了篝火烹制鮭魚的美味.

Great. I'd love to taste it.───好極了, 我愿意品嘗.

Taste it and see if you think there's enough salt in it.───你嘗嘗看這夠不夠咸。

Mr. Wainwright watched me taste it and seemed to guess my feelings.───溫賴特先生看我微抿的樣子,似乎猜出了我的心思.

Hold your nose and you wont taste it.───捏住鼻子就嘗不出味道了.

I've been wanting to taste it for a long time.───我好久就想嘗嘗它了。

While you taste It'slowly a long aftertaste.───口感細膩柔和,細細品位,回味悠長.

So besides good taste, It'should also appear beautiful?───也就是說這菜除了味道好還應該好看是嗎 ?

You have good taste. It's European style.───你的品味不錯. 這是歐洲風格的.

It may not feel that you taste it, and to other people.───它也許覺得你不合它的口味, 而轉向其他人.

He wants a bicycle so bad he can taste it.───他迫切需要一輛自行車,這一點他自己也能感受的到.

I can hardly wait to cut the cake and taste it.───我等不及了,我要趕緊切蛋糕吃.

You can taste it first and see whether you like it.───你可以先嘗一嘗,看看你是否喜歡.

One customer, sniffing a shallot, announced that if you rub a garlic on your feet, you can taste it in your mouth.───一位顧客一邊嗅著大蔥一邊說，如果你把大蒜在你腳上擦一擦，你就可以在你的嘴里品嘗它了。

Once you taste it, you will be sure to like it.───一旦你嘗到這味道, 你肯定愛吃的.

The truth was that after years of gin - drinking he could barely taste it.───原來他喝了多年的杜松子酒,已喝不慣葡萄酒了.

英語使用場景

Their ampullae of Lorenzini prompt them to taste it. Of course!

Taste it and see if you think there's enough salt in it.

By analyzing the changes caused by the transformation of people's taste, it was concluded that the skeleton division method is not commutable in modern plan design.

They also get to taste it cooked over an open fire.

Being based upon the taste, it incarnate that people look on things are depending on human feelings, and things also have retroaction on human feelings.

Mr. Wainwright watched me taste it and seemed to guess my feelings.

Pale in colour and mild in taste, it is quite different from late-season lamb.

Then, and only then, taste it and adjust your seasoning.

"Go on then, taste it,'' said my grandfather, pouring a little of his home-made wine into my glass.