Translation
taste, flavour
Word origin
From Latin gustus ('tasting'), the root of Italian gusto, French gout and English gusto. Like its European cousins it covers both the flavour of food and a person's taste in things.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- gustus
- English cognates
- gusto, disgust
Examples
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The cake has a sweet taste.
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Do you like the taste of the coffee?
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About tastes one does not argue.
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