palatably

/pˈæləɾəbli/ adv

In a palatable manner.

Word Origin Palatably comes from Latin 'palatum' meaning the palate, the roof of the mouth—the seat of taste. So something palatable is agreeable to the palate, and palatably means in a way that's pleasing to taste. Interestingly, palace and palatial come from the same root, because the Palatine Hill in Rome was where the emperor's residence stood—so a palace is literally a 'palate' place, a place of refined taste.

adv In a palatable manner.

The chef seasoned the dish palatably to appeal to all guests.

(副词) 可口地;美味地

厨师将菜肴调味得美味可口,以吸引所有客人。

(adverbio) De manera apetitosa o agradable al paladar.

El chef sazonó el plato de forma apetitosa para atraer a todos los invitados.

(adverbe) agréablement; d'une manière agréable au goût; savoureusement [D'une manière agréable au goût ou, au sens figuré, d'une manière acceptable ou plaisante.]

Le chef assaisonna le plat de façon savoureuse pour plaire à tous les convives.

(Adverb) schmackhaft; genießbar [Auf eine Weise, die angenehm im Geschmack ist und gut mundet.]

Der Koch würzte das Gericht **palatably**, sodass es allen Gästen schmeckte.

(副詞) おいしく感じられるように、好まれるように。

シェフは、すべてのゲストに楽しんでもらえるように料理に味付けをした。

(advérbio) de forma palatável; saborosamente [De maneira palatável; de forma agradável ao paladar.]

O chef temperou o prato de forma palatável para agradar a todos os convidados.

Word parts: palate + able + ly

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