Definition of full-flavoured in English:

full-flavoured

(US full-flavored)

adjective

(of food or drink) having a rich or intense flavour.
a full-flavoured cheese
a vibrant, full-flavoured wine
Example sentencesExamples
- The Reuben ($8) - Swiss cheese melted on a grilled smoked meat sandwich with a full-flavoured Polish sauerkraut - is melt-in-your-mouth delicious.
- A bowl of authentic beef chili or a full-flavored steak on the table is the best argument for ensuring the supply of good beef.
- The Italian influence on his cooking is strong, with its use of herbs and simple, full-flavoured recipes.
- The firm white paste encased in signature black wax is slightly sweet but similar to a full-flavored cheddar.
- They are so full-flavored that you can be satisfied after just a few chips (though you may find yourself eating up the entire bag).
- The kidney was almost conspicuous by its absence, but the gravy was thick and full-flavoured.
- The grape has a natural affinity with oak and makes ripe, full-flavoured wines with medium levels of acidity.
- The mash was good and the lemon and herby drizzle made this a light and delicate follow-on to the full-flavoured fish soup.
- A sweet, full-flavored late-harvest Riesling turns the fruit and cheese into a delicious dessert.
- Therefore, genetic engineering might modify an onion so that it lacks only this particular enzyme - and so remains full-flavored.

Definition of full-flavored in US English:

full-flavored

(British full-flavoured)

adjective

(of food or drink) having a rich or intense flavor.
a full-flavored cheese
a vibrant, full-flavored wine
Example sentencesExamples
- The firm white paste encased in signature black wax is slightly sweet but similar to a full-flavored cheddar.
- The grape has a natural affinity with oak and makes ripe, full-flavoured wines with medium levels of acidity.
- They are so full-flavored that you can be satisfied after just a few chips (though you may find yourself eating up the entire bag).
- The Italian influence on his cooking is strong, with its use of herbs and simple, full-flavoured recipes.
- The kidney was almost conspicuous by its absence, but the gravy was thick and full-flavoured.
- A bowl of authentic beef chili or a full-flavored steak on the table is the best argument for ensuring the supply of good beef.
- The mash was good and the lemon and herby drizzle made this a light and delicate follow-on to the full-flavoured fish soup.
- A sweet, full-flavored late-harvest Riesling turns the fruit and cheese into a delicious dessert.
- The Reuben ($8) - Swiss cheese melted on a grilled smoked meat sandwich with a full-flavoured Polish sauerkraut - is melt-in-your-mouth delicious.
- Therefore, genetic engineering might modify an onion so that it lacks only this particular enzyme - and so remains full-flavored.

单词	full-flavoured
释义	Definition of full-flavoured in English: full-flavoured (US full-flavored) adjective (of food or drink) having a rich or intense flavour. a full-flavoured cheese a vibrant, full-flavoured wine Example sentencesExamples The Reuben ($8) - Swiss cheese melted on a grilled smoked meat sandwich with a full-flavoured Polish sauerkraut - is melt-in-your-mouth delicious. A bowl of authentic beef chili or a full-flavored steak on the table is the best argument for ensuring the supply of good beef. The Italian influence on his cooking is strong, with its use of herbs and simple, full-flavoured recipes. The firm white paste encased in signature black wax is slightly sweet but similar to a full-flavored cheddar. They are so full-flavored that you can be satisfied after just a few chips (though you may find yourself eating up the entire bag). The kidney was almost conspicuous by its absence, but the gravy was thick and full-flavoured. The grape has a natural affinity with oak and makes ripe, full-flavoured wines with medium levels of acidity. The mash was good and the lemon and herby drizzle made this a light and delicate follow-on to the full-flavoured fish soup. A sweet, full-flavored late-harvest Riesling turns the fruit and cheese into a delicious dessert. Therefore, genetic engineering might modify an onion so that it lacks only this particular enzyme - and so remains full-flavored. Definition of full-flavored in US English: full-flavored (British full-flavoured) adjective (of food or drink) having a rich or intense flavor. a full-flavored cheese a vibrant, full-flavored wine Example sentencesExamples The firm white paste encased in signature black wax is slightly sweet but similar to a full-flavored cheddar. The grape has a natural affinity with oak and makes ripe, full-flavoured wines with medium levels of acidity. They are so full-flavored that you can be satisfied after just a few chips (though you may find yourself eating up the entire bag). The Italian influence on his cooking is strong, with its use of herbs and simple, full-flavoured recipes. The kidney was almost conspicuous by its absence, but the gravy was thick and full-flavoured. A bowl of authentic beef chili or a full-flavored steak on the table is the best argument for ensuring the supply of good beef. The mash was good and the lemon and herby drizzle made this a light and delicate follow-on to the full-flavoured fish soup. A sweet, full-flavored late-harvest Riesling turns the fruit and cheese into a delicious dessert. The Reuben ($8) - Swiss cheese melted on a grilled smoked meat sandwich with a full-flavoured Polish sauerkraut - is melt-in-your-mouth delicious. Therefore, genetic engineering might modify an onion so that it lacks only this particular enzyme - and so remains full-flavored.
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