Definition of sharp-tasting in English:

sharp-tasting

adjective

Having an acidic taste; tart.
a sharp-tasting aromatic root
Example sentencesExamples
- These include Sisymbrium officinale, hedge mustard, which is a tough, sharp-tasting plant.
- Many of the recipes call for stuffing with some sort of strong or sharp-tasting ingredient, which invariably plays a role in basting as well.
- The lads found this sharp-tasting cousin of rum an excellent solution to the tropical heat.
- Basil is a close relative of the herb commonly used in Western cooking and its sharp-tasting leaves are incorporated in Asian dishes.
- Adding a squeeze of lemon juice to the milk sours it slightly, mimicking sharp-tasting buttermilk, often used in scones but sometimes tricky to find.
- My soufflé was like biting into a dreamy, creamy marshmallow offset perfectly by the crunchy, sharp-tasting pinenut leaves.
- I have never had chocolate desserts this bitter and sharp-tasting.

Definition of sharp-tasting in US English:

sharp-tasting

adjective

Having an acidic taste; tart.
a sharp-tasting aromatic root
Example sentencesExamples
- I have never had chocolate desserts this bitter and sharp-tasting.
- My soufflé was like biting into a dreamy, creamy marshmallow offset perfectly by the crunchy, sharp-tasting pinenut leaves.
- Many of the recipes call for stuffing with some sort of strong or sharp-tasting ingredient, which invariably plays a role in basting as well.
- The lads found this sharp-tasting cousin of rum an excellent solution to the tropical heat.
- Basil is a close relative of the herb commonly used in Western cooking and its sharp-tasting leaves are incorporated in Asian dishes.
- Adding a squeeze of lemon juice to the milk sours it slightly, mimicking sharp-tasting buttermilk, often used in scones but sometimes tricky to find.
- These include Sisymbrium officinale, hedge mustard, which is a tough, sharp-tasting plant.

单词	sharp-tasting
释义	Definition of sharp-tasting in English: sharp-tasting adjective Having an acidic taste; tart. a sharp-tasting aromatic root Example sentencesExamples These include Sisymbrium officinale, hedge mustard, which is a tough, sharp-tasting plant. Many of the recipes call for stuffing with some sort of strong or sharp-tasting ingredient, which invariably plays a role in basting as well. The lads found this sharp-tasting cousin of rum an excellent solution to the tropical heat. Basil is a close relative of the herb commonly used in Western cooking and its sharp-tasting leaves are incorporated in Asian dishes. Adding a squeeze of lemon juice to the milk sours it slightly, mimicking sharp-tasting buttermilk, often used in scones but sometimes tricky to find. My soufflé was like biting into a dreamy, creamy marshmallow offset perfectly by the crunchy, sharp-tasting pinenut leaves. I have never had chocolate desserts this bitter and sharp-tasting. Definition of sharp-tasting in US English: sharp-tasting adjective Having an acidic taste; tart. a sharp-tasting aromatic root Example sentencesExamples I have never had chocolate desserts this bitter and sharp-tasting. My soufflé was like biting into a dreamy, creamy marshmallow offset perfectly by the crunchy, sharp-tasting pinenut leaves. Many of the recipes call for stuffing with some sort of strong or sharp-tasting ingredient, which invariably plays a role in basting as well. The lads found this sharp-tasting cousin of rum an excellent solution to the tropical heat. Basil is a close relative of the herb commonly used in Western cooking and its sharp-tasting leaves are incorporated in Asian dishes. Adding a squeeze of lemon juice to the milk sours it slightly, mimicking sharp-tasting buttermilk, often used in scones but sometimes tricky to find. These include Sisymbrium officinale, hedge mustard, which is a tough, sharp-tasting plant.
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