Was heißt »he­r­aus­schme­cken« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• The bread that I bought at the supermarket doesn't taste very good.

• The bread that I bought at the supermarket didn't taste very good.

• The bread I bought at the supermarket didn't taste very good.

• The bread I bought at the supermarket doesn't taste very good.

• Can I taste the cake you're having? Can I break off a small piece?

• I think that it'll taste better if you add a little salt and pepper.

• I think it'll taste better if you add a little salt and pepper.

• This oil has a rancid taste.

• You have good taste.

• This orange is too sweet to my taste.

• He has good taste.

• All four lost their sense of taste and smell.

• I couldn't even taste it.

• My little jokes are not to his taste.

• Did you taste the chicken?

• Lemons taste sour.

• I like the taste of mushrooms.

• Some people say that avocados dipped in soy sauce taste excellent.

• Does fruit-blossom honey taste different from wild-blossom honey?

• The melons they grow in this area taste very good.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

er­ken­nen:

recognise

recognize

schme­cken:

smack

smell