in taste造句

Sickening or insipid in taste.

Sickening or insipid in taste.

Slightly sour in taste or in manner.

Pleasantly pungent or tart in taste;spicy.

sharp biting or acrid especially in taste or smell.

Natural fruit juice, pure in taste, is the children's selection.

Steamed dumplings stuffed with craBmeat are wonderful in taste.

He thinks that the meaning of life lies in taste and life without taste is life for animals and zombies.

Seasoning technology is one of the important skills in cuisine, which not only is decisive in taste, but also affect the color, fragrance, taste, form, quality and nuitrition.

Dijon mustard, from Dijon, France, is light in color but strong in taste.

The machine produces a brew that is dark in colour and complex in taste.

Yuehai glucose-reducing tea is easy in take and good in taste, with no side-effect.

Some herbs, such as cinnamon or cloves, are so overpowering in taste that any tea containing even small quantities of either will taste like cinnamon or cloves.

People differ in tastes. My brother's taste is different from mine.

Marked by crudeness or lack of restraint in taste, style, or manner.

The central meaning shared by these adjectives is . unpleasantly sharp or pungent in taste or smell.

If you don't like one, try another. They are diverse in taste and texture.

So there is at least a recognizable, although not overpowering, difference in taste.

Take it fresh. Fresh moon-cake is full and round, pleasant in appearance, fragrant in smell and delicious in taste.

It is uncannily similar in taste and looks to New England clam chowder served in bread bowls.

It is sweet in taste, a little cold in nature and attributive to the stomach and kidney meridians.

Even with necessities, differences in taste and patterns of consumption lead to variance in the price structure.

Medicinal herBs that are sweet in taste and cold in nature are suitaBle for the treatment of virulent heat diseases.

There is not much difference in taste between Ao Mang and another kind of mango, and the seedlings are similar.

a fermented and often effervescent beverage made from juice of pears; similar in taste to hard cider.

Of or resembling onion, garlic, or similar plants of the genus Allium, particularly in taste and smell.

The article tries to find out the aesthetics trend of varying in taste body and art graphic through the changing of current digital art form and its aesthetics taste viewpoint.

It'srich in nutritious snd health-keeping substants, less in precipitate, stable in colour, better in taste and valuable to be put into production.

不过，春天仍是人们不可缺少的季节，春姑娘走过的地方，便焕然一新。

They are asked to report any sharp rise or fall in the water table or if water bubbles in the well, becomes murky or changes in taste.

All the materials are traditional big groundnut which is proper in apearance, full in granule, mottle free,scar free,crack free and dilicious in taste.

We serve the wage earners with popular style dishes, which are good in taste and low in price. Please have a try.

The grapes are all bright, long, round, seedless, seedless, though they are different in appearance and different in taste, but they share a common characteristic, that is, sweet.

Salt is included in the dough because it regulates the rate of fermentation, toughens the gluten, and prevents the bread from being insipid in taste.

Fragrant lips and teeth, the extreme physical and mental relaxation, the fun McCain, you can experience the ultimate in taste and enjoy an extraordinary joy!