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  1. taste:
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Detailed Translations for taster from English to Spanish

taster:


Translation Matrix for taster:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- sampler; taste tester; taste-tester

Synonyms for "taster":


Related Definitions for "taster":

  1. someone who samples food or drink for its quality1

taste:

to taste verb (tastes, tasted, tasting)

  1. to taste (try)
    probar; gustar
  2. to taste (try; sample; test)
    probar

Conjugations for taste:

present
  1. taste
  2. taste
  3. tastes
  4. taste
  5. taste
  6. taste
simple past
  1. tasted
  2. tasted
  3. tasted
  4. tasted
  5. tasted
  6. tasted
present perfect
  1. have tasted
  2. have tasted
  3. has tasted
  4. have tasted
  5. have tasted
  6. have tasted
past continuous
  1. was tasting
  2. were tasting
  3. was tasting
  4. were tasting
  5. were tasting
  6. were tasting
future
  1. shall taste
  2. will taste
  3. will taste
  4. shall taste
  5. will taste
  6. will taste
continuous present
  1. am tasting
  2. are tasting
  3. is tasting
  4. are tasting
  5. are tasting
  6. are tasting
subjunctive
  1. be tasted
  2. be tasted
  3. be tasted
  4. be tasted
  5. be tasted
  6. be tasted
diverse
  1. taste!
  2. let's taste!
  5. tasted
  6. tasting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

taste [the ~] nomen

  1. the taste (preference; choice; fancy; liking)
    la preferencia; el gusto; la predilección; la elección
  2. the taste
    el sabor; el gusto; la preferencia
  3. the taste
    el saborcillo; el saborete
  4. the taste (foretaste)
    el anticipo

Translation Matrix for taste:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
anticipo foretaste; taste advance; advanced money
elección choice; fancy; liking; preference; taste alternative; assortment; choice; election; option; pick; possibility of making choices; selection
gusto choice; fancy; liking; preference; taste amusement; ardor; ardour; banter; be satisfied with; brightfulness; cheerfulness; complacency; contentment; craze; decency; delight; desire; folly; frenzy; fun; good spirits; happiness; high jinks; hilarity; hobby; joking; joy; joyfulness; lightheartedness; little gift; little present; lunacy; lust; madness; merriment; mirth; neatness; nonsense; orderliness; passion; pastime; pet subject; pleasure; pun; rankness; revelry; satisfaction; sexual desire; silliness; tidiness; urge; waggery
predilección choice; fancy; liking; preference; taste choice; pick; selection
preferencia choice; fancy; liking; preference; taste alternative; choice; option; pick; precedence; priority; selection
probar assessing; examining; fitting; reviewing; test run; trial run; trying on
sabor taste flavoring; flavouring; flavourings; herbs; seasonings; soul; spices
saborcillo taste
saborete taste
- appreciation; discernment; gustation; gustatory modality; gustatory perception; gustatory sensation; mouthful; penchant; perceptiveness; predilection; preference; sense of taste; taste perception; taste sensation; tasting
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
gustar taste; try allure; be fond of; charm; delight; do what you think is right; enchant; enjoy; fancy; fascinate; have a taste for; like; love; please; pleasures; relish; savor; savour; suit; taste beforehand; think fit
probar sample; taste; test; try check; control; count again; examine; inspect; pretest; proof; put to the test; realise; realize; recount; substantiate; test; try; try out; try s.o.'s mettle; verify
- sample; savor; savour; smack; try; try out
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- style; tendency

Related Words for "taste":

  • tasting, tastes

Synonyms for "taste":


Related Definitions for "taste":

  1. a kind of sensing; distinguishing substances by means of the taste buds1
    • a wine tasting1
  2. the faculty of distinguishing sweet, sour, bitter, and salty properties in the mouth1
  3. the sensation that results when taste buds in the tongue and throat convey information about the chemical composition of a soluble stimulus1
    • the candy left him with a bad taste1
    • the melon had a delicious taste1
  4. delicate discrimination (especially of aesthetic values)1
    • arrogance and lack of taste contributed to his rapid success1
    • to ask at that particular time was the ultimate in bad taste1
  5. a brief experience of something1
    • he got a taste of life on the wild side1
    • she enjoyed her brief taste of independence1
  6. a strong liking1
  7. a small amount eaten or drunk1
    • take a taste--you'll like it1
  8. experience briefly1
    • The ex-slave tasted freedom shortly before she died1
  9. take a sample of1
  10. perceive by the sense of taste1
    • Can you taste the garlic?1
  11. distinguish flavors1
    • We tasted wines last night1
  12. have flavor; taste of something1
  13. have a distinctive or characteristic taste1
    • This tastes of nutmeg1

Wiktionary Translations for taste:

taste
noun
  1. one of the sensations produced by the tongue
  2. -
verb
  1. to sample the flavor of something
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• taste → prueba ↔ voorproef — een voorlopige test
• taste → degustar ↔ proeven — smaak waarnemen
• taste → degustar ↔ proeven — onderzoeken hoe iets smaakt
• taste → sabor ↔ Geschmack — Empfindung von Mensch und höheren Tieren bei der Nahrungsaufnahme über den Mund beziehungsweise das Maul
• taste → sabor ↔ Geschmacksrichtung — grobe Vergleichseinordnung eines Geschmacks zu einem anderen bekannten Geschmack
• taste → degustar; gustar; probar ↔ schmecken — (transitiv) etwas mit dem Geschmackssinn prüfen, wahrnehmen
• taste → probar; degustar ↔ gouter — Exercer le sens du gout sur ce qui a de la saveur.
• taste → gusto ↔ goût — Celui des cinq sens par lequel on discerne les saveurs. (Sens général).
• taste → gusto ↔ goût — Bon goût, agrément, grâce, élégance.
• taste → probar; degustar ↔ goûter — exercer le sens du goût sur ce qui a de la saveur.

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