bland
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /blænd/
bland means: Having little or no noticeable taste.
adjective
LITTLE FLAVOURB2
Having little or no noticeable taste.
- The soup is bland.
- Add some pepper if the sauce tastes bland.
- These vegetables are too bland for me.
LITTLE INTERESTB2
Having nothing interesting, exciting, or strongly expressed.
- The design is bland.
- He gave a bland answer to every question.
- Her speech was too bland to excite the audience.
GENTLEC2
Gentle enough not to hurt or upset sensitive skin or other parts of the body.
- Use a bland cream on the sore skin.
- The doctor recommended a bland oil for the irritated area.
- A bland lotion should cause little irritation.
Questions about bland
What does bland mean?
Having little or no noticeable taste.
What is bland in other languages?
Türkçe: tatsız · Español: soso · Français: fade · Deutsch: fade · Italiano: insipido · 日本語: 味気ない
How do you pronounce bland?
It is pronounced /blænd/.
How do you use bland in a sentence?
The soup is bland. Add some pepper if the sauce tastes bland.
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