savor

英 ['seɪvə(r)]

美 ['seɪvər]

n.  味; 香味; 一点儿; 兴味
v.  使有味[有趣味]; 欣赏…的味; 玩味; 鉴赏

现在分词：savoring　过去式：savored　第三人称单数：savors　过去分词：savored　

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COCA.8306

英英释义

noun

• the taste experience when a savoury condiment is taken into the mouth
  Synonym:relishflavorflavoursapiditysavoursmackniptang

verb

• derive or receive pleasure from
  1. She relished her fame and basked in her glory
  Synonym:enjoybaskrelishsavour
• taste appreciatively
  1. savor the soup
  Synonym:savour
• give taste to
  Synonym:savour
• have flavor
  Synonym:tastesavour

双语例句

• I spend more time with my children and savor every moment with them.
  我更多的与我的孩子一起享受每一刻。
• I want to savor this great moment of accomplishment.
  我要享受成功的微妙时刻。
• You'll taste, and savor, the victory through an irresistible gush of'healing'tears.
  你将品尝和玩味这个让人笑中带泪的胜利。
• Happiness, the word is so simple, but savor wine as ordinary coffee.
  幸福，这一词就是那么简单，但细细品味就如咖啡一般香醇。
• So the next time you savor a new candy or potato chip, thank the flavorists.
  所以下次你品尝新口味的糖果或土豆片时，要特别感谢这些调味学家。
• They can savor the food with their eyes before sitting down for the meal.
  他们可以尽情享受用餐前坐了下来用自己的眼睛的食物。
• His particular savor I love.
  我爱死了他那奇特的品味。
• He needs to savor his victory.
  他需要享受胜利的滋味。
• Maybe you savor the feeling of cool water against your bare skin on a hot summer's day.
  也许你在炎热的夏日用你裸露的肌肤感受凉爽的水。
• Life seems to have lost most of its savor for him.
  对他来说，生活似乎已失去了一切乐趣。