Learn how to describe food with English adjectives in this lesson. With the help of this video, you will be able to expand your vocabulary, improve your pronunciation, and improve your ability to express yourself more clearly. This video is perfect for English language learners who are learning vocabulary about describing food at intermediate and advanced levels. Native speakers use advanced adjectives in their speaking and writing. This video will help you to learn those advanced adjectives. Stop using the same words over and over again and upgrade your English vocabulary. When speaking English, learn how to describe food.
1. Bland
Meaning:
Lacking flavor and spices پھیکا
Sentence:
This omelet is bland. Add some salt to it.
2. Insipid
Meaning:
Tasteless بد مزہ, بے ذائقہ
Sentence:
The coffee is bland and insipid.
3. Piquant
Meaning:
Having a pleasant sharp and spicy
taste
مسالے دار, چٹ پٹا
Sentence:
I enjoyed the spicy and piquant taste
of the chaat.
4. Tangy
Meaning:
Pleasantly sharp and strong taste
ترش کھٹا
Sentence:
Every morning, I need a glass of
tangy orange juice.
5. Rancid
Meaning:
Oily foods gone bad in taste, color and smell
بدبودار, سڑانڈ
Sentence:
Don’t use this butter, it has gone rancid.
6. Gooey
(Noun)
Meaning:
Soft, drippy, melts
Sentence:
Gooey chocolate cake was a yum.
7. Savoury
Meaning:
Salty and spicy, not sweet
نمکين
Sentence:
Today, we are cooking savoury pancakes.
These pies are sweet and savoury.
8. Pungent
Meaning:
Strong and sharp taste and smell
تيز، چبھتی ہوئی
Sentence:
There is a pungent smell coming from the kitchen.
9. Chewy
Meaning:
Needing to be chewed چبانے والا
Sentence:
The meat is chewy and overcooked.
10. Mouldy
Meaning:
Covered with fungus پھُپھوندی لگی ہوئی
Sentence:
The bread has gone mouldy.
Watch the video lesson for better understanding. On the screen, there is an adjective that can be used to describe food. An example sentence is provided below this adjective’s simple definition. To help you understand the adjective, you will find a photo associated with it and an example sentence.
