tastier

英 [ˈteɪstɪə]

美 [ˈteɪstiər]

adj.  美味的; 可口的; 好吃的; 风骚的，有味道的，性感的(男子用以形容性感女子)
tasty的比较级

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 味道鲜美的;可口的
  If you say that food, especially savoury food, istasty, you mean that it has a fairly strong and pleasant flavour which makes it good to eat.
  1. Try this tasty dish for supper with a crispy salad...
     晚饭就着鲜脆的色拉尝尝这道佳肴。
  2. I thought the food was very tasty.
     我觉得这食物很可口。
• (尤指女子)迷人的，性感的
  If someone describes a person, especially a woman, astasty, they think they are sexually desirable.

双语例句

• But for wholesome, tastier and longer lasting results, it is time to go organic.
  但要得到健康的、更诱人的、持续更长久的结果，就该转向有机增长了。
• Don't get fooled by the fact that they are fruit as companies add sugar to make them tastier.
  不要以为它们是水果做的，因为生产商们为了让它们更好吃而往里面加了糖。
• They would rub and polish the apple to give a bright shine, to make it look tastier.
  他们把苹果擦得鲜艳、锃亮，显得更加美味可口。
• The management of the Zhuhai canteen has been taken back from a vendor and is now run by people with hotel food and beverage experience, which means the food is much tastier and attracts more employees.
  工厂食堂的经营权已经从承包人手中收回，现在负责经营的是一群拥有酒店餐饮经验的人士。这意味着，这里食物的口味已大有改观，由此吸引了更多的员工前来就餐。
• With revenues similar to Cadbury, the best Ferrero might hope for would be a merger of equals unlikely to be tastier for Cadbury shareholders than Kraft's offer.
  费列罗的营收与吉百利相近，该公司所能期望的最好情形或许是对等合并对吉百利的股东而言，这可能并不比卡夫的报价更具吸引力。
• Debate has raged as to whether organic food, which is produced with fewer chemicals, is any healthier or tastier than conventional produce.
  关于有机食品的争论也非常激烈，是否比传统产品具有较少的化学污染，是否更益于健康或更加色香味美。
• The picking and combining over the years of mutations that result in bigger seeds, tastier fruit or whatever else is required.
  人们多年来选择具有基因突变的植株杂交，使之生长出更饱满的种子、更甘美的果实或具有其他人们希望的品质。
• In their eyes I was an even tastier morsel than mama. I could see it.
  我在他们的眼中是更解馋的，我看出来。
• The company hoped to achieve faster, friendlier service; tastier food; a more appealing ambiance; better value; and sharper marketing.
  麦当劳希望实现更快、更友好的服务；更美味的食物；更有吸引力的氛围；更好的价值；更犀利的营销目标。
• A new study has found that restaurant goers who pay more for their meals think the food is tastier than if it is offered for a smaller price.
  一项新的研究发现，用餐者认为花费更多的食物比便宜食物的味道好。