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/ˈɡusto/
Translation
taste; pleasure
Word origin
From Latin gustus ('a tasting, a taste').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- gustus
- English cognates
- gusto, gustatory, disgust
Grammar
Examples
¡ , García!
Pleased to meet you, Mrs García!
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Everyone has their own tastes.
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I do it with great pleasure.
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This soup has a strange taste, I think it needs salt.
Decoró buen .
She decorated the house in very good taste and everything looks perfect.
buen .
Her mother has very good taste for choosing clothes.
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