tasting in Greek
tasting in Greek is γευσιγνωσία — tasting means an organised event where people sample small amounts of food or drink, usually to compare and judge them.
tasting in Greek
γευσιγνωσία
Pronounced: gefsignosia
The taking of a small amount of food or drink into the mouth in order to taste it.
What does "tasting" mean?
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noun An organised event where people sample small amounts of food or drink, usually to compare and judge them.
"We booked a tasting at the vineyard to try their new reds."
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noun The act of putting a small amount of food or drink in your mouth to check its flavour.
"A quick tasting told the chef the soup needed more salt."
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tasting in a sentence
- We booked a tasting at the vineyard to try their new reds.
- The bakery ran a bread tasting to launch its new sourdough range.
- A quick tasting told the chef the soup needed more salt.
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What is "tasting" in Greek?
"tasting" in Greek is γευσιγνωσία. tasting means: An organised event where people sample small amounts of food or drink, usually to compare and judge them.
How do you pronounce γευσιγνωσία?
"tasting" in Greek is γευσιγνωσία, pronounced "gefsignosia".
How do you use "tasting" in a sentence?
Example: "We booked a tasting at the vineyard to try their new reds." In Greek, "tasting" is γευσιγνωσία.
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