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Meanings of taste in English
The sensation that results when taste buds in the tongue and throat convey information about the chemical composition of a soluble stimulus.
The faculty of distinguishing sweet, sour, bitter, and salty properties in the mouth.
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Examples for "taste sensation"
Examples for "taste sensation"
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This game-changer recipe will transform snack time into a divine taste sensation.
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Parmesan Cheese Coated Pork Chops are a taste sensation your family and guests will love.
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Embrace the summer with these frozen desserts and get ready for a cool taste sensation.
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The taste sensation is greatest when the exciting substance is at the temperature of the body.
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This is a taste sensation I discovered years ago, when I was living in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Thus, a patient's horror of poison may have its first origin in some subjective gustatory sensation.
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I must begin by explaining that in the development of religion on the Other Earth gustatory sensation had played a very great part.
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He was the food, and the sight of him excited in her the gustatory sensations.
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It is well known that taste perception influences food intake.
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Transient receptor potential (TRP) channels play a significant role in taste perception.
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The aim of this study was to investigate how odor stimulation affects taste perception.
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This phenomenon of taste perception, called layering, is a golden opportunity for anyone who cooks.
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So the tone perception center, for example, may be linked with the taste perception center.
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Moreover, gustatory perception seems equally distributed between antenna and mouthparts, since the number of expressed gustatory receptors is similar for both organs.
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Conclusions: Our analysis of the T. castaneum chemosensory system confirms that olfactory and gustatory perception are not organotopically separated to the antennae and mouthparts, respectively.
Usage of taste in English
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Consumers' taste for budget brands has been evident in recent company results.
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True Boers didn't need good taste; they had God on their side.
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This year, Ireland may have received a taste of things to come.
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Soups made with water or vegetable stock will, however, taste less complex.
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In excellent taste; it does the greatest possible credit to the designer.
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Come, taste some of the local wine, and experience the food culture.
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Canteens might use healthy ingredients but sometimes the food doesn't taste great.
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Political and religious topics are not in good taste in general conversation.
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Evidence of the advance of American popular taste is visible throughout China.
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Even his natural good taste contributed to confirm him in his error.
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And the cake has to look spectacular, and taste great, of course.
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The taste is far superior and definitely worth the slightly higher cost.
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The drawing-rooms were fitted with the greatest taste; the dinner was exquisite.
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I didn't think it would taste as good if it was free.
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This means choosing the right wines for your taste and your budget.
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That Oriental taste notoriously abides in the hearts of the Chosen People.
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Portuguese
Catalan
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Taste through the time
Taste across language varieties
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