deliciousness

IPA/dɪˈlɪʃ.əs.nəs/
IPA/dɪˈlɪʃ.əs.nəs/

deliciousness — 名詞

1. the quality in food or drink that makes eating or drinking it a very enjoyable e

1.名詞B2
釋義

美味

食物或飲料非常可口的特質

the quality in food or drink that makes eating or drinking it a very enjoyable experience

例句

Mei-Lin could not stop talking about the deliciousness of the mango sticky rice she had in Bangkok.

Mei-Lin 一直說個不停,讚嘆她在曼谷吃到的芒果糯米飯有多美味。

deliciousness of [specific dish] — naming the food item

The deliciousness of the freshly baked bread filled the entire kitchen with warmth.

新鮮出爐麵包的美味,讓整個廚房充滿了溫暖的氛圍。

同義詞
  • tastiness

    more informal; focuses on flavour impact rather than overall enjoyment

  • lusciousness

    suggests rich, creamy, or indulgent food, especially sweet items

  • scrumptiousness

    playful and informal; implies something especially indulgent

反義詞

文法句型

the deliciousness of [food/drink]

用法筆記

This sense is almost always used for food, drink, and their aromas. It does not apply to visual beauty or sounds.

常見錯誤

The deliciousness of the garden flowers was wonderful.
The sweet fragrance of the garden flowers was wonderful.
💡deliciousness in this sense refers to the taste or smell of food and drink, not to flowers.

2. the quality of being extremely pleasant or satisfying in a way that is not relat

2.名詞C1
釋義

美妙

令人感到非常愉快的特質

the quality of being extremely pleasant or satisfying in a way that is not related to taste

例句

The deliciousness of a lazy Sunday morning with no alarms is hard to describe.

沒有鬧鐘的悠閒週日上午那種美妙,實在難以形容。

deliciousness as abstract pleasantness (not taste)

Elena savoured the deliciousness of finally finishing her novel after two years of work.

Elena 細細品味花了兩年終於完成小說的那份美妙感受。

同義詞
  • pleasantness

    more neutral and broader; lacks the emotional richness of deliciousness

  • sweetness

    often used for emotional experiences, e.g. the sweetness of a child's gesture

  • joyfulness

    focuses on the emotion of happiness rather than the quality of an experience

反義詞

文法句型

the deliciousness of [abstract experience]

用法筆記

This sense is much rarer than sense 1. It often describes experiences, moments, or situations that are deeply satisfying. It may carry a slightly literary or ironic tone.

常見錯誤

I enjoyed the deliciousness of my new laptop.
I really love how great my new laptop is.
💡deliciousness in this sense sounds unnatural for ordinary objects that are simply good, not deeply pleasant.