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taste ( Noun)
UK/US /teɪst/
Plural
tastes
1-
B1
Something that stimulates your tongue receptors, which allow you to perceive something when you eat.
-> I eat pretzels to suppress the sweet taste of chocolate in my mouth.
-> I don't like the tangy taste of sour.
Synonym
savour, flavor
2-
B1
To savor something by eating a small amount
-> I want to have a taste of every dish cause it's my first experience of chinese food.
-> Waffle is really fresh. Do you want to have a taste?
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B2
Living or experiencing any activity for a short time
-> That is just a taste of failures. You will experience them a lot.
-> It's a taste of discrimination that you have ever experienced
Synonym
assay
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B1
an user's skill to select items those who see since about top standard and acceptable
-> The fact that the wall is painted with taste is obvious.
-> When the customer saw that I had good taste, he ordered a handmade mirror.
Synonym
gusto
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B1
choosing what anyone loves
-> Since it's a shop for every taste, I never get bored while spending time there.
-> Since I trust his taste and style, I always have him choose my outfit.
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'taste' Contained Stories
Working in a restaurant is a stressful job. Some luxury restaurants may have incredibly long work hours. The likelihood of long work hours in other fast food chains is also high. Some foods have a strong taste and flavor that may be unwelcome to some. You can also legally open a restaurant if you have the necessary working permits and qualifications. Bad quality food can result in the disqualification of that restaurant if they do not care for the hygiene and overall health of their customers. Presentation and waiters are also important in deciding how good a product is. Trust is important in this sector because life does not joke around when it comes down to food.