taster in French
taster in French is goûteur, goûteuse — taster means a person whose job is to sample food or drink to judge its quality, or to check it isn't poisoned before it reaches someone important.
taster in French
What does "taster" mean?
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noun A person whose job is to sample food or drink to judge its quality, or to check it isn't poisoned before it reaches someone important.
"The winery hired a professional taster to grade each new vintage."
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noun A small sample of something, given so people can try it before committing to more.
"The gym offered a free taster session to new members."
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noun A small cup or container used for sampling food or drink.
"She poured a splash of wine into the taster before deciding on the bottle."
taster in a sentence
- The winery hired a professional taster to grade each new vintage.
- Medieval kings sometimes kept a royal taster to test their food for poison.
- The gym offered a free taster session to new members.
- She poured a splash of wine into the taster before deciding on the bottle.
Common French translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "taster" in French?
"taster" in French is goûteur, goûteuse. taster means: A person whose job is to sample food or drink to judge its quality, or to check it isn't poisoned before it reaches someone important.
How do you use "taster" in a sentence?
Example: "The winery hired a professional taster to grade each new vintage." In French, "taster" is goûteur, goûteuse.
Are there other ways to say "taster" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "taster": goûteur, goûteuse.