tasty
gb/tˈeɪsti/ us/tˈeɪsti/
A2
英語
finom, csábító, dögös, kemény, csípős
A2
1
finom
A1
用法パターン：
[food/drink] is tasty
This curry is really tasty, especially with the fresh herbs.
Ez a curry igazán finom, különösen a friss zöldfűszerekkel.
The tomatoes looked ordinary, but they were surprisingly tasty.
A paradicsomok átlagosnak tűntek, de meglepően finomak voltak.
She made a tasty sauce with garlic, lemon, and olive oil.
学習者向け例文
This soup is tasty.
Ez a leves finom.
I want something tasty to eat.
Valami finomat szeretnék enni.
よくある間違い：
Don’t use it to mean “healthy” or “spicy”—tasty only means it tastes good (though spicy food can be tasty).
意味
pleasant and enjoyable to eat
コロケーション
a tasty meal
|a tasty snack
|a tasty dish
|tasty food
|tasty soup
|tasty sandwich
|tasty cake
|tasty sauce
|really tasty
|surprisingly tasty
類義語
delicious (Often stronger and more emphatic than tasty.)
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flavorful (Emphasizes having a lot of flavor.)
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yummy (More informal and childlike.)
対義語
tasteless (Having little or no flavor.)
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bland (Mild in flavor; not very interesting to taste.)
テーマ
food_and_drink
|daily_life
定義
If food is tasty, it tastes very good.
Having a pleasant, enjoyable taste; good to eat or drink.
B2
INFORMAL
2
用法パターン：
a tasty [person/offer/opportunity]
They’re offering a tasty discount if you sign up this week.
Csábító kedvezményt kínálnak, ha még ezen a héten regisztrálsz.
He’s a bit older now, but a lot of fans still think he’s tasty.
Most már kicsit idősebb, de sok rajongója szerint még mindig dögös.
That job comes with a tasty bonus and flexible hours.
学習者向け例文
That is a tasty offer.
Ez egy csábító ajánlat.
よくある間違い：
Be careful: calling a person “tasty” can sound rude or objectifying in some contexts.
意味
attractive or appealing
コロケーション
a tasty offer
|a tasty deal
|a tasty discount
|a tasty opportunity
|a tasty bonus
|a tasty target
|a tasty-looking
|a tasty prospect
|a tasty little number
|a tasty one
類義語
attractive (Neutral and more common for people or things.)
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appealing (Works well for offers, options, and opportunities.)
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sexy (More direct and clearly sexual.)
対義語
unattractive (Not pleasing to look at or not appealing.)
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unappealing (Not inviting or interesting (especially for options or offers).)
テーマ
people
|relationships
|shopping
|opinions
定義
If something is tasty, you find it very attractive or appealing (informal).
Attractive or appealing, often in a slightly playful or sexual way, or because something seems advantageous.
C1
INFORMAL
3
用法パターン：
a tasty [comment/tackle/lesson]
The minister faced some tasty criticism in the press.
A minisztert kemény bírálatok érték a sajtóban.
She gave him a tasty reply and ended the discussion.
Csípős választ adott neki, és ezzel lezárta a vitát.
It was a tasty tackle, and the referee immediately blew the whistle.
よくある間違い：
This meaning is not about flavor; it is figurative and more common in British English.
意味
sharp, forceful, or severe
コロケーション
tasty criticism
|a tasty remark
|a tasty comment
|a tasty reply
|a tasty tackle
|a tasty challenge
|a tasty reminder
|a tasty shock
|a tasty blow
|a tasty reception
類義語
stinging (Emphasizes causing hurt feelings or offense.)
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harsh (Emphasizes severity and lack of gentleness.)
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forceful (Emphasizes strength and impact rather than rudeness.)
対義語
mild (Not severe or strong in effect.)
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gentle (Not harsh or forceful.)
テーマ
communication
|sports
|conflict
定義
A tasty comment or tackle is strong, harsh, or forceful (informal).
Harsh, sharp, or forceful in effect, especially referring to criticism, a reply, or physical contact in sport.
文法
辞書形
tasty
IPA
GB/tˈeɪsti/
US/tˈeɪsti/
音節・強勢
tasty （1音節）
Stress on 1st syllable (tasty)
活用形
Adjective
- Base: tasty
- Comparative: tastier
- Superlative: tastiest
表現
a tasty bit
1/ə tˈeɪsti bˈɪt/
fixed phrase
informal
someone or something attractive
A tasty bit is an attractive or appealing person or thing (informal).
例文
- He called the new sports car a tasty bit of kit.
- In the article, she described the role as a tasty bit of work for an actor.
- The comment about her being “a tasty bit” made everyone uncomfortable.
tasty morsel
1/tˈeɪsti mˈɔɹsəl/
fixed phrase
small interesting or attractive thing
A tasty morsel is a small but very interesting thing, especially news or gossip.
例文
- The report contains a few tasty morsels about the company’s future plans.
- He dropped a tasty morsel of gossip and then changed the subject.
- Fans were thrilled by the tasty morsels in the trailer.
tasty tidbit
1/tˈeɪsti tˈɪdbˌɪt/
fixed phrase
informal
small interesting piece of information
A tasty tidbit is a small interesting fact or detail.
例文
- Here’s a tasty tidbit about how the film was made.
- The interview offered a few tasty tidbits for longtime fans.
- She ended her talk with a tasty tidbit from her early career.
tasty treat
1/tˈeɪsti tɹˈit/
fixed phrase
special delicious snack or dessert
A tasty treat is a special food you enjoy.
例文
- I bought some strawberries and chocolate for a tasty treat.
- After the hike, we stopped for a tasty treat at a bakery.
- She promised the kids a tasty treat if they finished their homework.
学習者向け例文
- Ice cream is a tasty treat.