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have a taste sensation
I had a strange taste sensation after eating the soup.
喝完汤后我有一种奇怪的味觉。
味觉
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味觉
the sensation that results when taste buds in the tongue and throat convey information about the chemical composition of a soluble stimulus
I had a strange taste sensation after eating the soup.
喝完汤后我有一种奇怪的味觉。
The chef added a pinch of salt to enhance the taste sensation of the dish.
厨师加了一撮盐来增强菜肴的味觉感受。
After the cold, her taste sensation was temporarily dulled.
感冒后，她的味觉暂时变得迟钝。
The wine tasting event focused on the complex taste sensation of different vintages.
品酒会聚焦于不同年份葡萄酒的复杂味觉感受。
I had a strange taste sensation after eating the soup.
喝完汤后我有一种奇怪的味觉。
可用其他味觉形容词替换bitter/sweet。
The candy gives a sweet taste sensation.
这糖果带来甜味感觉。
She described the taste sensation of the exotic fruit.
她描述了那种异国水果的味觉。
that引导定语从句。
It was a taste sensation that lingered for minutes.
那是一种持续数分钟的味觉。
Not this
I have taste sensation when I eat this.
Use this
I have a taste sensation when I eat this.
英语中可数名词 'taste sensation' 作单数时需加冠词 'a'，汉语无冠词系统，学习者常遗漏。
Not this
I have a taste sensation for coffee.
Use this
I have a taste sensation of coffee.
表示味觉来源或性质时应用介词 'of'，'for' 通常表示偏好（如 'taste for'）。
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