flavor

英 ['fle?v?] 美['flev?]

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復(fù)數(shù):?flavors;第三人稱單數(shù):?flavors;過(guò)去式:?flavored;過(guò)去分詞:?flavored;現(xiàn)在分詞:?flavoring;

1. 在空中飛、飄的風(fēng)味、氣味。
2. 諧音“飛來(lái)味兒”-------這就是所謂的十里飄香吧。

flavor 味道

來(lái)自輔音叢bl,fl, 吹，鼓起，詞源同blow, blossom. 用來(lái)指飄浮的氣味，味道。

flavor (n.): c. 1300, "a smell, odor" (usually a pleasing one), from Old French flaor "smell, odor; action of smelling, sense of smell," probably from Vulgar Latin flator "odor," literally "that which blows," in classical Latin "blower," from flare "to blow, puff," which is cognate with Old English blawan (see blow (v.1)).

"Not common before Milton's time" [Century Dictionary], and it is not clear what exactly Milton meant when he used it. The same Vulgar Latin source produced Old Italian fiatore "a bad odor." Sense of "taste, savor" is 1690s, perhaps 1670s; originally "the element in taste which depends on the sense of smell." The -v- in the English word is euphonic or perhaps from influence of savor. Flavor-of-the-month is from 1946 (originally of ice cream).
flavor (v.): 1540s, "communicate a distinctive quality to," from flavor (n.). Meaning "add a flavoring substance to" is from 1740. Earliest use was now-obsolete sense of "to smell" (early 15c.). Related: Flavored; flavoring.

1. Vegetables such as peppers can overpower the flavor of the stock.: 像甜椒這樣的蔬菜會(huì)搶了原湯的味道。

2. Add a splash of lemon juice to flavor the butter.: 加上一點(diǎn)檸檬汁給黃油調(diào)味。

3. I think the flavor of fresh strawberries is out of this world.: 我認(rèn)為新鮮草莓的味道鮮美無(wú)比.

5. The sun - dried tomatoes give the dish a wonderfully rich flavor.: 曬干的番茄使這道菜味道特別濃郁.