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tastily

/tˈeɪstili/ adv

In a tasty way.

Word Origin Tastily comes from tasty, from taste. Taste comes from Latin tangere 'to touch,' via Vulgar Latin *tastare 'to touch, taste.' The idea is that tasting is touching with the tongue. Tangere gives us tangible, tangent, tact, contact, and intact. So tastily means 'in a way that touches the palate delightfully.'

adv In a tasty way.

The chef prepared the steak tastily, with just the right amount of seasoning.

(副词) 美味地

厨师把牛排做得美味可口，调味恰到好处。

(adverbio) De manera sabrosa.

El chef preparó el bistec de manera sabrosa, con la cantidad justa de condimento.

(adverbe) savoureusement; délicieusement; avec goût; bon [D'une manière savoureuse, agréable au goût.]

Le chef a préparé le steak avec goût, en dosant parfaitement l'assaisonnement.

(Adverb) schmackhaft; lecker [Auf eine geschmackvolle, wohlschmeckende oder ansprechend zubereitete Weise.]

Der Koch bereitete das Steak **tastily** zu, mit genau der richtigen Würze.

(副詞) おいしく、味が良い状態で。

料理人はちょうど良い量の調味料でステーキを美味しく仕上げた。

(advérbio) saborosamente; gostosamente; apetitosamente [De maneira saborosa.]

O chef preparou o bife de forma saborosa, com a quantidade certa de tempero.

Synonyms: deliciously appetizingly flavorfully palatably savorily delectably lusciously mouthwateringly Antonyms: tastelessly blandly insipidly unappetizingly
Word parts: taste + y + ly

Related words

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