flavourless
/ˈfleɪvələs/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈfleɪvərləs/ (ame, ipa)
flavourless — 形容詞
- flavourlesspositive
- more flavourlesscomparative
- most flavourlesssuperlative
1. describing food or drink that gives you almost nothing to taste, so it seems dul
淡而無味
食物或飲料幾乎吃不出味道
describing food or drink that gives you almost nothing to taste, so it seems dull when you eat or drink it
Hassan pushed the beans aside because the stew tasted completely flavourless.
Hassan 把豆子推到一旁,因為那鍋燉菜吃起來完全淡而無味。
predicative: taste + flavourless, often with an intensifier
Christopher refused the flavourless rice ball and bought fruit instead.
Christopher 拒絕吃那個淡而無味的飯糰,改買了水果。
attributive: flavourless + noun
Naoko stirred in fresh ginger, but the soup still seemed flavourless.
Naoko 拌進了新鮮薑末,但那碗湯喝起來還是淡而無味。
The tomato sauce looked rich on the plate but tasted oddly flavourless.
那道番茄醬汁看起來很濃郁,吃起來卻意外地淡而無味。
At the school fair, Andrei said the mashed potatoes were warm but flavourless.
在學校園遊會上,Andrei 說那盤馬鈴薯泥雖然是熱的,卻淡而無味。
- flavourful
emphasises a strong, noticeable taste
- tasty
more everyday; simply means pleasant to eat
文法句型
flavourless + noun
be + flavourless
taste/seem + flavourless
用法筆記
Almost always used for food, drink, or ingredients, especially when they need more salt, spice, or cooking time. In American English, the usual spelling is 'flavorless'.