tas-sel
/'taesl/
noun a bunch of threads that
are tied together at one end and hang from cushions,
curtains, cloth.es,etc. as a decoration (靠_垫、窗帘、衣服等的” 流苏,―,缨一picture o shoe tas.selled (8/f) (L/5 tas.seled) /'taesld/ decorated with
tassels饰苏的;带穗囟;有缨如
taste
〇t» /teist/ noun, verb ■ noun
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FLAVOUR 味 1 [C,.U] the particular .quality that different foods and
drinks have that allows you to recognize them when you put them in your mouth 味道;滋味:
asaZly/bitter/sweet,
etc. taste 咸味/苦味/甜味_ ◊ J don’t 欣e the tdste 〇/ oHves.我不貪欢#_ 的味道。◊ This dish
has an unusual combination of tastes and textures.这道菜的味道和口感搭配得很奇特。◊ r/i€ soup has verytote taste.这汤投什么味道。
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SENSE 感觉官能.2.[U]
the sense you have that allows you to recognize different foods and drinks when
you put them in your mouth 味觉:Vve lost my seme of taste. ^ 尝不出味道。
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SMALL QUANTITY 少量 3 [C,. us仰lly sing.] a small quantify of food or drink that you
try in order to see what it is like 少许尝的东西;一口; 一点儿:Just have a
taste 〇/ this cheese.尝一点儿这种奶酪吧。
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SHORT EXPERIENCE 短暂经历 4 [sing.] a short experience of sth 体验;尝试:was my卢rst taste 〇/ 〖ive theatre. 这無我初次在现场看戏。 ◊
Akhough we didn’t fcnow it, this incident was a taste 〇/things to come•尽管当时 我们并不知道,但这件事是后来一系列事件的开端。
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ABILITY TO CHOOSE WELL 判断力 5 [U] a person’s ability to choose things
that people recognize as being of good quality or appropriate 鉴赏力;:欣赏力:fife h.〇5 very good
taste in
music•他有很螽的音糸 会:力。◊:Z7i^y’ve got more money than taste.他们有钱,但品味不高。◊ The room was/hmis/ied with taste, 个房间布置得很
雅致。
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WHAT YOU LIKE 喜好 6 [C,
U]〜(for/in sth) what a
person likes or prefers 爱好;志趣:That trip gave me a taste /or /oreign traveL $次旅游使我产生f去国外旅行的兴
趣。◊ She has very
expensive tastes —in dothes.她讲究穿 高档的服装。I7ie coZour and siyZe is
a matter 〇/ jpersonai taste.颜色和式样是个人爱好问题。◊Modem art is not to everyone’s taste.现代艺术不见得适合每个
人的口.味。◊ There are trips to suit aH tastes•.有适合# 种喜好的旅游。
ITOl
be in bad, poor, the worst possible,etc. ’taste
to be offensive and not at
all appropriate 趣味低级;粗 俗;不得体:Most of his jokes were in
very poor taste, life 的笑镥夫i粗俗不堪。be in good,the best possible, etc. 'taste to be appropriate and
not at all offensive 适度;得体丨eave a bad/nasty
'tast^in the mouth (of events or experiences 事件或经,历)to make you feel disgusted or ashamed afterwards 隹后来感到戾恶(或
羞耻);留■下环_象 to
'taste in
the quantity that is needed to make sth taste the way you prefer 备 口味; 适量:Add and pepper to taste•适羞放盐和知椒粉。
_ more at account
v., acquire, medicine b verii (not used in the
progressive tenses 不用.于进行■时)
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HAVE FLAVOUR 有味道 1 //’n/c/ng ve:〜(of sth) to have a particular flavour 有…味道:[V-ADj]Jt tastes sweet.这有
甜味儿。◊ [V] TTie ice
tasted o/mfr^t•谆刨冰有薄荷味儿。
◊
77ii5 drin/c tastes
Hfce 6'her/y.这种酒味道像ftl 酒。
2 -tasting (in adjectives 构成形容词^having a particular
flavour有…味道的:/ou[ta5ting medicine难吃的药
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RECOGNIZE FLAVOUR 辨味 3
[VN] (often used with can or couW 常与 can
或 could
连'用)\to
be able to recognize flavours in food and drink尝i
,品出丨食品或饮料的味 道):Vou can taste the gariic fn this stew.在这炖肉里
你可以尝出大蒜的味道。
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TEST FLAVOUR 尝眛 4 [VN]
to test the flavour of sth by eating or drinking a small amount of it #,品(味道0
HUOI try: Taste
it and see if you think therms enough saZt in it•你尝尝看这够不够咸。
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EAT/DRINK 吃:■喝 5 [VN]
to eat or drink, food or liquid 吃;喝:J’ve never taste)
(Anything 〖ifce it•我从来没秦吃
过像这样的东西。
HAVE
SHORT EXPER丨ENCE 有短暂经历 6 [VN]
to have a short experience of sth, especially sth that you want
together at one end and hang
from cushions, curtains, cloth.es,etc. as a decoration (靠_垫、窗帘、衣服等的” 流苏,―,缨一picture o shoe tas.selled (8/f) (L/5 tas.seled) /'taesld/ decorated with
tassels饰苏的;带穗囟;有缨如
taste
〇t» /teist/ noun, verb ■ noun
►
FLAVOUR 味 1 [C,.U] the particular .quality that different foods and
drinks have that allows you to recognize them when you put them in your mouth 味道;滋味:
asaZly/bitter/sweet,
etc. taste 咸味/苦味/甜味_ ◊ J don’t 欣e the tdste 〇/ oHves.我不貪欢#_ 的味道。◊ This dish
has an unusual combination of tastes and textures.这道菜的味道和口感搭配得很奇特。◊ r/i€ soup has verytote taste.这汤投什么味道。
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SENSE 感觉官能.2.[U]
the sense you have that allows you to recognize different foods and drinks when
you put them in your mouth 味觉:Vve lost my seme of taste. ^ 尝不出味道。
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SMALL QUANTITY 少量 3 [C,. us仰lly sing.] a small quantify of food or drink that you
try in order to see what it is like 少许尝的东西;一口; 一点儿:Just have a
taste 〇/ this cheese.尝一点儿这种奶酪吧。
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SHORT EXPERIENCE 短暂经历 4 [sing.] a short experience of sth 体验;尝试:was my卢rst taste 〇/ 〖ive theatre. 这無我初次在现场看戏。 ◊
Akhough we didn’t fcnow it, this incident was a taste 〇/things to come•尽管当时 我们并不知道,但这件事是后来一系列事件的开端。
►
ABILITY TO CHOOSE WELL 判断力 5 [U] a person’s ability to choose things
that people recognize as being of good quality or appropriate 鉴赏力;:欣赏力:fife h.〇5 very good
taste in
music•他有很螽的音糸 会:力。◊:Z7i^y’ve got more money than taste.他们有钱,但品味不高。◊ The room was/hmis/ied with taste, 个房间布置得很
雅致。
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WHAT YOU LIKE 喜好 6 [C,
U]〜(for/in sth) what a
person likes or prefers 爱好;志趣:That trip gave me a taste /or /oreign traveL $次旅游使我产生f去国外旅行的兴
趣。◊ She has very
expensive tastes —in dothes.她讲究穿 高档的服装。I7ie coZour and siyZe is
a matter 〇/ jpersonai taste.颜色和式样是个人爱好问题。◊Modem art is not to everyone’s taste.现代艺术不见得适合每个
人的口.味。◊ There are trips to suit aH tastes•.有适合# 种喜好的旅游。
ITOl
be in bad, poor, the worst possible,etc. ’taste
to be offensive and not at
all appropriate 趣味低级;粗 俗;不得体:Most of his jokes were in
very poor taste, life 的笑镥夫i粗俗不堪。be in good,the best possible, etc. 'taste to be appropriate and
not at all offensive 适度;得体丨eave a bad/nasty
'tast^in the mouth (of events or experiences 事件或经,历)to make you feel disgusted or ashamed afterwards 隹后来感到戾恶(或
羞耻);留■下环_象 to
'taste in
the quantity that is needed to make sth taste the way you prefer 备 口味; 适量:Add and pepper to taste•适羞放盐和知椒粉。
_ more at account
v., acquire, medicine b verii (not used in the
progressive tenses 不用.于进行■时)
►
HAVE FLAVOUR 有味道 1 //’n/c/ng ve:〜(of sth) to have a particular flavour 有…味道:[V-ADj]Jt tastes sweet.这有
甜味儿。◊ [V] TTie ice
tasted o/mfr^t•谆刨冰有薄荷味儿。
◊
77ii5 drin/c tastes
Hfce 6'her/y.这种酒味道像ftl 酒。
2 -tasting (in adjectives 构成形容词^having a particular
flavour有…味道的:/ou[ta5ting medicine难吃的药
►
RECOGNIZE FLAVOUR 辨味 3
[VN] (often used with can or couW 常与 can
或 could
连'用)\to
be able to recognize flavours in food and drink尝i
,品出丨食品或饮料的味 道):Vou can taste the gariic fn this stew.在这炖肉里
你可以尝出大蒜的味道。
►
TEST FLAVOUR 尝眛 4 [VN]
to test the flavour of sth by eating or drinking a small amount of it #,品(味道0
HUOI try: Taste
it and see if you think therms enough saZt in it•你尝尝看这够不够咸。
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EAT/DRINK 吃:■喝 5 [VN]
to eat or drink, food or liquid 吃;喝:J’ve never taste)
(Anything 〖ifce it•我从来没秦吃
过像这样的东西。
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HAVE SHORT EXPER丨ENCE 有短暂经历 6 [VN]
to have a short experience of sth, especially sth that you want
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more pf 浅尝;.尝到甜头:ffe had tasted 介eedom onZy to bse it
again.他刚尝到了自由的甜头,却又失去了。
'taste bud noun [usually pi.] one of
the small structures on the tongue that allow you to recognize the flavours of
food and drink 味蕾
taste-ful /'teistfl/ adj. (especially of clothes, furniture, decorations,etc.尤指表服、.家具、■■装饰等)attractive and of good quality and showing that the
person who chose tRem can recognize good things 高 的;雅..致 的;优美的► taste.fuMy. /‘fali/ fldv.: The bedroom was taste扣Hy加wished•这卧室布置得很雅致。
taste-less
/'teistlas/
adj. 1 having little or no flavour 味的;不亩口的:tosteZess soup淡而无味的汤2 offensive and not appropriate 不雅 ; 粗 俗的;不得 体的;
杀风景的:tastetess jofces粗俗的笑话3 showing
a lack of the ability to choose things that people recognize as attractive and
of good quality 俗气菇;►tastelessly adv. taste-less-ness noun [U] taster /'teist0(r)/ noun 1 a person whose job is to judge the quality of wine,tea, etc: by tasting it 试■味•员;.品酒
师;品茶■■员 2 (/V?/£>/7?w/,6rf) a small example of
sth for you to try in order- to see if you would like more of it (供尝试由)小样品
tast-ing
/'teistiq/
noun an event at which people can tiy different kinds of
food and drink, especially wine, in small quantities 品尝会:a wine tasting tasty /'teisti/ adj. (tasti-er, tasti-est) 1 {approving) having a strong and pleasant flavour 美味的;可口的;好吃
.■的:a tasty meaZ 美餐◊ something tos^y
to eat 好‘的
^
M 2 (BrE, informal, sometimes offensive) a word that men use
about women that they think are y attractive风骚的,有味道的,性感的(男子用
以形容佳感女子)■ Mastl.fiess/iow/itU]
tat /taet/
noun [U] (BrE, informal) goods that are cheap
and of low quality 夫质货一see also tit
for tat ta-ta /,tae 'ta:/ exdflmaf/_on.(Srf,goodbye 再见i .Ta-ta }br. now./.固头见!:
tat-ami /ta'taimi; 'tsetemi/ noun (from Japanese) a traditional Japanese
floor covering made from dried RUSHES榻榻米(灯芯草日本地席)
tater
/'teit0(r)/
noun [usually p\] {slang) a potato ±S ; S,
铃薯;洋芋
tat-tered /'taetad; NAmE -tard/ adj. old and tom; in bad
condition破烂的;破旧的;褴褛的;破裂的:tattered
dothes
破旧的衣服◊ (j^wraf/Ve)
tattered re〖ationships 破
裂了 的关系◊ (figurative) the hotel’s tattered reputation
旅馆的败坏的名声
tat-ters /'taetaz; NAmE -tarz/ noun [pi.] clothes or pieces
of cloth that are badly tom破烂的.衣服;破表烂布
ITTO1
in tatters 1 tom
in many places 破烂不堪;.破破
烂烂:册dothes were irr tatters.他的永服破旧木运。
2 ruined or badly damaged被毁坏的;破政的;對塌的
H771 in shreds
: Her reputation was in
tatters.她已名
誉扫地。◊ The government’s
educarion poHpy lies in tatters.政府的教育政策彻底破产了纟
tat.tie
/’taeti/
now/? (Scoff, /n/ormfl/) a potato:马铃薯;H: 豆;洋芋
tat-tle I'tsetl/ verb [V] ~ (on sb) (to sb) [informal, disapproving,
especially NAm£) to tell sb, especially sb in authority,
about sth bad that sb else’has done 南,当权者 告发;(就某人不端行为)打小报告HEI TELL ON SB tat-tle-tale /'taetlteil/ noun (NAm^) =
telltale n. tat-too /ta'tu:; NAmE tas'tu:/ noun, verb u noun {pi. tat-toos) 1 a picture or design that
is marked permanently on a person's skin by making small holes in the skin with
a needle and filling them with coloured ink文身;(在皮肤上刺的)花纹:Ms arms were covered in
tattoos.他各膊上剌满了花纹。2 {espe_ dally Br£) an outdoor show by members
of the armed forces that includes marching, music and military exercises野外军事表演(包括齐步前进、、军乐和军事
演习)3 [usuaHy
sing.] a .rapid and continuous series of taps or hits, especially on a drum as
a military signal 连 续急促的敲击;彳尤指军事上的)回营号,击鼓号
■
verb
[V.N].〜A on B | 〜B (with A) to mark sb’s
skin with a tattoo将花纹刺i…上;给…文身:Jfe /rad a heart