savored

英 [ˈseɪvəd]

美 [ˈseɪvərd]

v.  使有味[有趣味]; 欣赏…的味; 玩味; 鉴赏
savor的过去分词和过去式

双语例句

• Life is not a race, but a journey to be savored each step of the way.
  生命不是一场赛跑，而是一步一个脚印的旅程。
• Each moment in life," lucky "or" unlucky", is to be savored, learned from, and appreciated.
  人生的每一刻，不管是“幸运”还是“倒霉”，都值得去品味，去学习，去感激。
• I gripped the crayon, savored the place.
  我于是紧握蜡笔，玩味起眼前的小屋。
• She savored her newfound freedom
  她尽情享受刚刚获得的自由。
• One morning last week, I savored one of those serendipitous moments that no gardener can ever plan for: the deep blue-black salvia flowers mingling with the pure white bean blossoms.
  上周的某个早晨，我体会到了任何园丁都可遇而不可求的一个时刻：深蓝与黑色相间的鼠尾草花与菜豆的纯白色花朵交相辉映，美不胜收。
• To do this, make the simple admission that life is better when savored, that work is better with focus.
  要做到这一点，只需要简单的承认慢慢的品味会感觉生活更好，专一的关注会感觉工作会好。
• With my hands at back, I picked the cherries one by one by mouth from the tree; with eyes closed, I savored them bunch by bunch.
  放双手在后，站在树下，闭上眼睛，用嘴来摘一颗颗的樱桃，然后咀嚼它们。
• Her request savored of a command.
  她的请求含有命令意味。
• He savored the soup with pleasure.
  他很高兴地喝着汤。
• Very much so, Grandmother closed her eyes and savored the peach pie, And for a very good reason.
  的确如此，祖母闭上眼睛，品尝着蜜桃派，而且是因为一个非常好的理由。