| 单词 | relish |
| 释义 | rel·ish I. 1. < now I have better things to write of — things that have some relish of good in them — Irving Bacheller > 2. < your lordship … hath yet some smack of age in you … some relish of the saltness of time — Shakespeare > 3. obsolete 4. a. < men have a keener relish for privileges and honors than for equality — Réne Sédillot > < with the relish of a child digging into a dish of ice cream > b. < a studious boy with little relish for sports > 5. a. < horseradish sauce is a favorite relish with boiled beef > especially < corn relish > < beet relish > < pickle relish > b. Synonyms: see taste II. transitive verb 1. < a savory bit that served to relish wine — John Dryden > 2. < relished the relaxed attentiveness and technical aplomb of the instrumentalists — Herbert Weinstock > < could not expect them to relish the prospect of a cut in salary > 3. a. < so hungry that he will relish plain food > b. < bargains … with a fruit vendor, both of them laughing and relishing the process and each other — Roger Angell > 4. < a people trained by oratory to relish virtuosity of speech — H.M.Reynolds > < relishes literature with his palate as well as with his brain — Henri Peyre > 5. obsolete intransitive verb < find ways in which the soldiers' food could be made more relishing — Current Biography > < his style relishes perhaps too much of the schoolroom > Synonyms: see like III. IV. obsolete < relish a love song, like a robin redbreast — Shakespeare > V. VI. |
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