flavour

noun 1verb 1

Collocations

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(noun.) particular quality/atmosphere

ADJ

distinctive, particular, true, unique | pronounced, strong | international, local, oriental, regional | American, Scandinavian, etc. | political

VERB + FLAVOUR

have

This restaurant has an interesting Mediterranean flavour that makes it special.

acquire, take on

The soup acquired a smoky flavour after we added the grilled vegetables.

lose

add, give sth, impart, provide

The spices we added to the sauce gave it a wonderful Mediterranean flavour.

experience, get

During her first week at the company, Maria got a flavour of the different roles available.

appreciate, enjoy

capture

The author's writing really captures the flavour of 1920s Paris in her new novel.

convey

PREP

with a ~

The restaurant serves traditional Italian dishes with a modern flavour that appeals to younger customers.

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