unflavored

/ʌnflˈeɪvɚd/ adj

Not flavored; having no flavor.

Word Origin From Latin flare 'to blow' — flavor originally meant a smell, something blown on the air. Unflavored means lacking that gust of taste. The same root gives us inflate (blow into), deflate (blow out), and flatulent (windy). So unflavored food is like a breeze with no scent.

adj Not flavored; having no flavor.

She preferred unflavored yogurt to add her own fruits.

(形容词) 无味的;淡味的

她更喜欢原味酸奶,以便自己添加水果。

(adjetivo) sin sabor; sin aromatizar; natural [Sin sabor; que no tiene sabor.]

Prefería el yogur sin sabor para agregarle sus propias frutas.

(adjectif) nature; non aromatisé; neutre [Qui n'a pas été aromatisé ; sans parfum ni saveur ajoutés.]

Elle préférait le yaourt unflavored pour y ajouter ses propres fruits.

(Adjektiv) geschmacksneutral; ungewürzt [**unflavored** *Adj.* – ohne Geschmack oder Aroma; geschmacksneutral.]

Sie bevorzugte **unflavored** Joghurt, um eigene Früchte hinzuzufügen.

(形容詞) 味付けされていない、風味がない。

彼女は自分でフルーツを加えるために、無味のヨーグルトを好んだ。

(adjetivo) sem sabor; sem tempero; natural [Sem sabor; que não possui sabor.]

Ela preferia iogurte natural para adicionar suas próprias frutas.

Word parts: un + flavor + ed

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