flavor
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈfleɪvɚ/ · UK /ˈfleɪvə/
Forms: flavors, flavored
flavor means: The taste of a food or drink.
noun
The taste of a food or drink.
- This soup has a rich flavor.
- I love the flavor of fresh strawberries.
- A little salt brings out the flavor.
Something added to food to give it a particular taste.
- The label lists an artificial flavor.
- They added a lemon flavor to the sweets.
- This drink contains natural flavors.
The special character or feeling of a place, event, or other thing.
- The market has a local flavor.
- Her stories capture the flavor of village life.
- Traditional music gave the festival a distinctive flavor.
A particular type or version of something.
- Which flavor of Linux do you use?
- The software comes in several flavors.
- They chose a different flavor of the same system.
verb
To add something to food or drink to change or improve its taste.
- Use herbs to flavor the soup.
- She flavored the rice with garlic.
- How do you flavor your homemade ice cream?
Questions about flavor
What does flavor mean?
The taste of a food or drink.
What is flavor in other languages?
Türkçe: tat · Español: sabor · Français: goût · Deutsch: Geschmack · Italiano: sapore · 日本語: 味
How do you pronounce flavor?
In American English /ˈfleɪvɚ/; in British English /ˈfleɪvə/.
How do you use flavor in a sentence?
This soup has a rich flavor. I love the flavor of fresh strawberries.
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