gourmet in Italian
gourmet in Italian is buongustaio — gourmet means someone with refined, expert taste in food and drink.
gourmet in Italian
buongustaio
A connoisseur in eating and drinking; someone who takes their food seriously.
What does "gourmet" mean?
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noun Someone with refined, expert taste in food and drink.
"As a gourmet, she could name the exact region a wine came from just by tasting it."
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adjective Of high quality and carefully prepared, especially referring to food.
"The airline now offers a gourmet meal option in economy class."
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gourmet in a sentence
- As a gourmet, she could name the exact region a wine came from just by tasting it.
- The airline now offers a gourmet meal option in economy class.
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What is "gourmet" in Italian?
"gourmet" in Italian is buongustaio. gourmet means: Someone with refined, expert taste in food and drink.
How do you use "gourmet" in a sentence?
Example: "As a gourmet, she could name the exact region a wine came from just by tasting it." In Italian, "gourmet" is buongustaio.
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