tart
noun
uk/tɑːt/us/tɑːrt/tartnoun(FOOD)
[CorU]
anopenpastrycasewith afilling, usually of somethingsweetsuch asfruit:
果馅饼apple/strawberry/custardtart苹果／草莓／蛋奶馅饼
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Pastry & pies
- apple pie
- baked goods
- banoffee pie
- barquette
- bear claw
- custard tart
- Danish pastry
- elephant ear
- empanada
- Linzer torte
- millefeuille
- mince pie
- mincemeat
- napoleon
- puff pastry
- quiche
- rough puff pastry
- samosa
- sausage roll
- éclair
tartnoun(WOMAN)
[C]mainlyUKvery informaldisapproving
a woman whointentionallywearsthetypeofclothesandmake-upthatattractsexualattentionin a way that is tooobvious
妖艳的女人，放荡的女人[C]old-fashionedslang
afemaleprostitute
妓女tart
adjective
uk/tɑːt/us/tɑːrt/tartadjective(SOUR)
(especiallyoffruit)tastingsouroracidic:
（尤指水果）酸的You might need somesugaron therhubarb- it's a little tart.大黄茎上可能要加点糖——这东西有点儿酸。
Flavours & tastes
- -flavoured
- acidic
- acidulous
- aftertaste
- ageusia
- astringency
- dishwater
- flavourful
- flavourless
- flavoursome
- fruitiness
- fullness
- plummy
- pungent
- saltiness
- salty
- savory
- savoury
- seasoned
- watery
tartadjective(BEHAVIOUR)
(especiallyof a way ofspeaking)quickorsharpandunpleasant:
（尤指说话方式）尖刻的，刻薄的a tartremark/comment/reply刻薄的话／评论／回答
Unkind, cruel & unfeeling
- acerbic
- acerbity
- acidly
- anti-cruelty
- anti-humanitarian
- cruelty
- cutthroat
- fiendish
- fiendishness
- hard-hearted
- nastily
- nastiness
- nasty
- pitiless
- pitilessly
- unchristian
- uncompassionate
- unfeeling
- ungenerous
- ungenerously