| 释义 |
stale flavour
- 走味zǒu wèi
lose flavour, pall, stale
- 失时效shī shí xiào
stale
- 洋气yáng qì
foreign flavour
- 够味儿gòu wèi ér
just the right flavour
- 桶子油鸡tǒng zǐ yóu jī
Soy flavoured chicken
- 别有风味bié yǒu fēng wèi
have a distinctive flavour
- 酟tiān
mix; flavour
- 变无味biàn wú wèi
stale
- 尿niào
emiction, stale, urine
- 尝鼎一脔cháng dǐng yī luán
know the flavour of sth. by taking one sample
- 味道wèi dào
taste; flavour; interest
- 味wèi
flavour; odor; taste; sapor; gout
- 滋味zī wèi
taste; relish; tang; flavour
- 陈皮大虾chén pí dà xiā
orange flavoured prawns
- 气味qì wèi
smell; odour; flavour; smack; taste
- 诗意shī yì
poetry; poetic quality or flavour
- 陈旧的chén jiù de
obsolete; timeworn; stale; worm-eaten; dated
- 撒尿sā niào
leak, piddle, stale, urinate, urination, wee-wee, weewee
- 陈chén
lay out; put on display; state; explain; old; stale
- 陈腐的chén fǔ de
stale, banal, fusty, hackneyed, mossy, mouldy, trite
- 明日黄花míng rì huáng huā
things that are stale and unfasionable
- 庸腐之见yōng fǔ zhī jiàn
a simple and stale point of view
- 葱烧海参cōng shāo hǎi cān
braised sea cucumber with scallion; scallion flavoured sea cucumbers
- 吐故纳新tǔ gù nà xīn
get rid of the stale and take in the fresh
- 推陈出新tuī chén chū xīn
get rid of the stale and bring forth the fresh
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