Flavouring

Definition

flavour ( US flavor ) / 'fleÇvǝ(r) / n ၁။ [U] အနံ႔အရသာ။ Adding salt to food improves the flavour. ❍ a watery soup without much flavour. ၂။ [C] အနံ႔အရသာ။ wines with a delicate flavour ❍ six different flavours of ice-cream. ၃။ [C, U] ဂုဏ္။ ရသ။ သေဘာသြား။ a room with a definite French flavour ❍ The film captures / retains much of the book's exotic flavour. ❍ I have tried to convey something of the flavour of the argument. ( US flavor ) v ~ sth (with sth) အနံ႔သတ္သည္။ အရသာ ထည့္သည္။ အရသာစြက္သည္။ flavour a cake with vanilla, orange or lemon ❍ Spices are used to flavour the rice. ❏ -flavoured ( US -flavored ) (forming compound adjs ) … ရနံ႔သတ္ထားေသာ။ … အရသာ ရိွေသာ။ lemon-flavoured sweets. ❏ flavouring ( US flavoring ) /'fleÇvǝrÇŋ / n [C,U] အရသာ။ ရနံ႔။ ရသပစၥည္း။ orange flavouring ❍ This drink contains no artificial flavourings. ❏ flavourless ( US flavorless) adj အနံ႔အရသာ မရိွေသာ။ a flavourless meal. ❏ flavour of the month [ IDM ] လတ္တေလာ ေရပန္း စားသည့္အရာ။ တာစားသည့္အရာ။ ေခတ္ဖက္ရွင္။ Environmental issues are no longer flavour of the month. ❍ We're not the political flavour of the month.

Examples

1. A nutty/spicy/bitter flavour
2. A distinctive/delicate/subtle flavour
3. [have a flavour] : The drink has a very strong flavour of citrus fruit.
4. [give a flavour] : Fresh ginger gives an eastern flavour to the dish.
5. This beer has no flavour.
6. [add flavour] : Add flavour to your meal by using more herbs and garlic.
7. [give/impart a flavour] : The music gives some flavour of the traditional ways of singing.
8. The foreign visitors added an international flavour to the occasion.
9. His paintings really catch the mood and flavour of the country.