flavor in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for flavor in the English»French Dictionary

I.flavour Brit, flavor Am [Brit ˈfleɪvə, Am ˈfleɪvər] N

1. flavour FOOD:

flavour

goût m

flavour (subtler)

saveur f

with a coffee flavour

au café

to bring out the flavour

relever le goût

banana flavour yoghurt

yaourt à la banane

full of flavour

plein de saveurs

2. flavour (atmosphere):

flavour (of period, place)

atmosphère f

flavour (hint)

idée f

the flavour of life in 1900

la saveur de la vie de 1900

II.flavour Brit, flavor Am [Brit ˈfleɪvə, Am ˈfleɪvər] VB trans

1. flavour FOOD:

flavour (improve taste)

donner du goût à

flavour (add specific taste)

parfumer (with à)

2. flavour fig:

flavour

assaisonner (with de)

III.flavoured Brit flavored Am ADJ

1. flavoured Brit flavored Am FOOD:

flavoured Brit flavored Am

parfumé

coffee-flavoured

parfumé au café

fully-flavoured

plein de saveurs

2. flavoured Brit flavored Am fig:

flavoured Brit flavored Am

assaisonné

IV.flavour Brit, flavor Am [Brit ˈfleɪvə, Am ˈfleɪvər]

to be flavour of the month inf thing:

être en vogue

to be flavour of the month person:

être la coqueluche du moment

flavour-enhancer Brit, flavor-enhancer Am N

flavour-enhancer

exhausteur m de goût

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tart flavour

acide

saffron attr flavour, flower

de safran

Translations for flavor in the French»English Dictionary

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exhausteur

flavour enhancer

‘arôme naturel’

‘natural flavour’ Brit

‘arôme citron’

‘lemon flavour’ Brit

aromatiser

to flavour Brit

saveur

flavour Brit

plein de saveur fruit

full of flavour Brit

aniser

to flavour [sth] with aniseed

goût anisé

aniseed flavour

c'est légèrement abricoté

it has a slight apricot flavour Brit

flavor in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for flavor in the English»French Dictionary

I.flavo(u)r [ˈfleɪvəʳ, Am -vɚ] N

1. flavo(u)r FOOD (taste):

flavo(u)r

goût m

flavo(u)r of ice cream

parfum m

flavo(u)r of tea

arôme m

2. flavo(u)r (characteristic, quality):

flavo(u)r

note m

II.flavo(u)r [ˈfleɪvəʳ, Am -vɚ] VB trans FOOD

flavo(u)r

assaisonner

flavo(u)r sweet dish

parfumer

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richness of a colour, flavour

intensité f

mild curry, flavour

doux(douce)

strong flavour

relevé(e)

Translations for flavor in the French»English Dictionary

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arôme

flavour Brit

arôme

flavor Am

saveur

flavour Brit

saveur

flavor Am

avoir une saveur âcre/douce

to have a pungent/sweet flavour

aromatiser aliment

to flavour Brit

aromatiser aliment

to flavor Am

parfumer glace, crème

to flavour Brit

parfumer glace, crème

to flavor Am

parfum

flavour Brit

parfum

flavor Am

très parfumé

full of flavour Brit

très parfumé

full of flavor Am

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English

Instinct is a full line of grain-free and gluten-free foods for dogs and cats available in a variety of forms and flavors.

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However, injecting smoke flavor is not legal grounds for claiming the ham was smoked; these are labeled smoke flavor added.

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The flavour may vary a little depending on the time of year it was made.

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Although the book is written in a very generic manner, it has a decidedly high-tech flavor.

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These food preservation processes can include adding salt, nitrates, nitrite or sugar, can involve smoking and flavoring the fish, and may include cooking it.

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Variations in wood quality, smoke time and temperature control the end flavour.

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The distinctively flavored compounds are found in the fruit, which results from the pollination of the flower.

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Dry-rendered lard is somewhat more browned in color and flavor and has lower smoke point.

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Sometimes, a certain red wood sliver (shu mok) is inserted for color and flavor.

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The method of cooking the meat is slowly, using various hardwoods to flavor the meat.

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