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		flavour美 ['fleɪvər]  英 ['fleɪvə(r)]  - n.特色;(食物或饮料的)味道;(某种)味道;特点
 - v.给(食物或饮料)调味;加味于
 - 网络风味;滋味;香味
 
 复数:flavours  现在分词:flavouring  过去分词:flavoured   adj.+n. strong flavour,delicate flavour,bitter flavour v.+n. give flavour,impart flavour,improve flavour n. hint,sense,feeling,taste,savor v. season,lace,salt,ginger,characterize 1.  | [u] (食物或饮料的)味道how food or drink tastes  |  
  | The tomatoes give extra flavour to the sauce. 番茄使调味汁别有风味。  |   | It is stronger in flavour than other Dutch cheeses. 这比其他荷兰干酪的味道要浓。  |  
 2.  | [c] (某种)味道a particular type of taste  |  
  | This yogurt comes in ten different flavours. 这种酸奶有十种不同的味道。  |   | a wine with a delicate fruit flavour 有淡淡的水果味的葡萄酒  |  
 3.  | 特点;特色;气氛a particular quality or atmosphere  |  
  | the distinctive flavour of South Florida 南佛罗里达的独特风情  |   | Foreign visitors help to give a truly international flavour to the occasion. 外国客人使这个场合显出一种真正国际性的气氛。  |  
 4.  | [sing] a/the ~ of sth 像…的想法an idea of what sth is like  |  
  | I have tried to convey something of the flavour of the argument. 我试图传达某种类似论据的东西。  |  
 5.  | 衍生系统a particular type of sth, especially computer software  |  
 IDM flavour of the month 风靡一时的人(或事物)a person or thing that is very popular at a particular time 1.  | ~ sth (with sth) 给(食物或饮料)调味;加味于to add sth to food or drink to give it more flavour or a particular flavour  |  
 n.  | 1. an identifiable or distinctive quality of food or drink perceived with the combined senses of taste and smell 2. a substance used to give food or drink an identifiable or distinctive taste 3. the unique individual characteristic of an artistic work, especially a work of literature 4. a type or kind of something 5. a physical property that distinguishes types of quark and some types of lepton 6. an idea of what something is like 7. a particular quality that is typical of something 1. an identifiable or distinctive quality of food or drink perceived with the combined senses of taste and smell 2. a substance used to give food or drink an identifiable or distinctive taste 3. the unique individual characteristic of an artistic work, especially a work of literature 4. a type or kind of something 5. a physical property that distinguishes types of quark and some types of lepton 6. an idea of what something is like 7. a particular quality that is typical of something  |  v.  | 1. to give food or drink an identifiable or distinctive taste, usually by adding something 2. to give a unique characteristic to an artistic work, especially a work of literature 3. to give a piece of art, writing etc a particular quality  |  
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