flavor in Irish
flavor in Irish is leasaigh — flavor means (American spelling) The distinct taste of a food or drink.
flavor in Irish
leasaigh
(American spelling, transitive) To add flavoring to something.
What does "flavor" mean?
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noun (American spelling) The distinct taste of a food or drink.
"I prefer the strawberry flavor to the chocolate one."
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noun The distinctive character or quality of something.
"The film captures the flavor of small-town life in the 1950s."
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verb To add taste or seasoning to something.
"You can flavor plain yoghurt with honey and a little cinnamon."
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flavor in a sentence
- I prefer the strawberry flavor to the chocolate one.
- The soup had a rich, smoky flavor.
- The film captures the flavor of small-town life in the 1950s.
- You can flavor plain yoghurt with honey and a little cinnamon.
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What is "flavor" in Irish?
"flavor" in Irish is leasaigh. flavor means: (American spelling) The distinct taste of a food or drink.
How do you use "flavor" in a sentence?
Example: "I prefer the strawberry flavor to the chocolate one." In Irish, "flavor" is leasaigh.
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