el
masculine
/saˈβoɾ/
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Translation
flavour, taste
Word origin
From Latin sapor ('taste, flavour'), from sapere ('to taste, to be wise').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- sapor
- English cognates
- savour, sapid
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralsabores
Examples
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This soup has a delicious flavour.
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What flavour would you like the ice cream?
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The coffee has a bitter taste this morning.
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I love the sweet taste of ripe fruit.
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The sauce gives the dish a special flavour.
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