savored

英 [ˈseɪvəd]

美 [ˈseɪvərd]

v.  使有味[有趣味]; 欣赏…的味; 玩味; 鉴赏
savor的过去分词和过去式

双语例句

• As I savored a bite of garlic-flavored crab, I didn't mind one bit that it wasn't traditional.
  当我一口一口细味品尝“姜葱蒸大蟹”时，我就甭管它是否是新年的传统菜肴了。
• A procession of people walking together. Life is not a race, but a journey to be savored each step of the way!
  在一起步行的一队人。（人生不是赛跑，而是一段每走一步都要仔细体味的旅行！）
• Her request savored of a command.
  她的请求含有命令意味。
• One morning last week, I savored one of those serendipitous moments that no gardener can ever plan for: the deep blue-black salvia flowers mingling with the pure white bean blossoms.
  上周的某个早晨，我体会到了任何园丁都可遇而不可求的一个时刻：深蓝与黑色相间的鼠尾草花与菜豆的纯白色花朵交相辉映，美不胜收。
• Hardships are to be savored as part of the adventure, not whined about.
  艰苦可以作为整个冒险活动的部分来品味而不是怨天尤人的内容。
• Life is not a race, but a journey to be savored each step of the way.
  生命不是一场赛跑，而是一步一个脚印的旅程。
• To do this, make the simple admission that life is better when savored, that work is better with focus.
  要做到这一点，只需要简单的承认慢慢的品味会感觉生活更好，专一的关注会感觉工作会好。
• I took a mouthful and savored, the taste.
  我吃[喝]一口，慢慢地品尝其滋味。
• Each moment in life," lucky "or" unlucky", is to be savored, learned from, and appreciated.
  人生的每一刻，不管是“幸运”还是“倒霉”，都值得去品味，去学习，去感激。
• We savored the barbed hits in his reply.
  我们很欣赏他在回答中使用的带刺的俏皮话。