What is 'gusto' called in English?

'gusto' in English is called "Taste". Taste refers to: La sensazione di sapore percepita in bocca e in gola al contatto con una sostanza.

How do you pronounce 'Taste' and 'gusto'?

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What is an example sentence for Taste in Italian?

English: "The soup has a delicious taste." | Italian: "La zuppa ha un sapore delizioso."

noun · verb

English to Italian Dictionary

taste Meaning in Italian (taste significato in italiano)

noungusto, sapore

verbassaggiare

Sinonimi:assaggio

gusto in English:taste

Plural: tastes

Gender:Maschile

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Il significato di taste in italiano è gusto, sapore, assaggiare. (La sensazione di sapore percepita in bocca e in gola al contatto con una sostanza.)

Definitions of Taste

1
noun
sapore
The sensation of flavour perceived in the mouth and throat on contact with a substance.
La sensazione di sapore percepita in bocca e in gola al contatto con una sostanza.
2
noun
gusto
A person's ability to make discerning judgments about aesthetic quality, especially in art, fashion, and style.
La capacità di una persona di formulare giudizi discernenti sulla qualità estetica, specialmente nell'arte, nella moda e nello stile.
3
verb
assaggiare
To perceive the flavour of something by taking it into the mouth.
Percepire il sapore di qualcosa prendendolo in bocca.

Example Sentences

casual

“The soup has a delicious taste.”

La zuppa ha un sapore delizioso.

casual

“She has excellent taste in clothes.”

Ha un ottimo gusto nei vestiti.

casual

“He tasted the wine before serving it.”

Assaggiò il vino prima di servirlo.

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Synonyms (Sinonimi)

In Italian:

saporegustoassaggio

In English:

flavor savor

Antonyms (Contrari)

In Italian:

disgustoinsipidezza

In English:

distasteaversion

Inflected Word Forms

past tensetasted

present participletasting

adjectivetasty

adjectivetasteful

adjectivetasteless

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

a taste of one's own medicineidiom

Experiencing the same unpleasant treatment that one has given to others.

leave a bad taste in one's mouthidiom

To leave an unpleasant memory or impression.

acquire a taste forexpression

To begin to like something, especially something one did not like before.