piquant in Chinese
piquant in Chinese is 有趣味的, 辣 — piquant means sharp and hurtful; cutting or harsh.
piquant in Chinese
有趣味的
Pronounced: yǒu qù wèi de
Stimulating to the senses; engaging; charming. [from 17th c.]
辣
Pronounced: là
Favorably stimulating to the palate; pleasantly spicy; tangy. [from 17th c.]
What does "piquant" mean?
- adj Sharp and hurtful; cutting or harsh.
- adj Lively and interesting in an attractive way.
- adj Pleasantly sharp or tangy to the taste.
- adj Hot and burning to the taste, as with chilli or strong spices.
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What is "piquant" in Chinese?
"piquant" in Chinese is 有趣味的, 辣. piquant means: Sharp and hurtful; cutting or harsh.
How do you pronounce 有趣味的?
"piquant" in Chinese is 有趣味的, pronounced "yǒu qù wèi de".
Are there other ways to say "piquant" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "piquant": 有趣味的, 辣.
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