- 意味着 yìwèizhe meanto signify, mean, or imply a particular meaning or consequence
- 味道 wèidao flavorthe physical taste of food or drink
- 口味 kǒuwèi flavorthe distinctive taste of food or drink
- 意味 yìwèi to meanto signify, imply, or indicate
- 美味 měiwèi delicioustasty and pleasant to eat
- 滋味 zīwèi feelinga psychological or emotional experience or sensation
- 气味 qìwèi odorodor; scent
- 一味 yīwèi blindlypersistently; stubbornly; blindly
- 品味 pǐnwèi aesthetic tasteone's personal taste in areas like fashion or music; a sense of style or high quality
- 香味 xiāngwèi bouquetthe characteristic pleasant aroma of wine or food
- 风味 fēngwèi flavordistinctive taste or flavor, especially of regional food
- 回味 huíwèi aftertastethe lingering taste left in the mouth after eating or drinking
- 味儿 wèir taste
- 趣味 qùwèi interestthe quality of being amusing, fun, or delightful
- 乏味 fáwèi tedioustedious; dull
- 臭味 chòuwèi stenchbad smell; foul odor
- 调味 tiáowèi seasonto adjust, enhance, or add flavor to food during or after the cooking process
- 韵味 yùnwèi appeala subtle, lingering appeal, interest, or characteristic quality
- 味精 wèijīng MSGmonosodium glutamate (MSG)
- 异味 yìwèi odorunpleasant odor
- 体味 tǐwèi body odorthe characteristic smell of a person's body
- 耐人寻味 nàirénxúnwèi thought-provokingthought-provoking; to provide food for thought
- 意味深长 yìwèishēncháng profoundhaving deep meaning; significant or thought-provoking
- 无味 wúwèi dulllacking interest, spirit, or excitement; uninteresting
- 津津有味 jīnjīnyǒuwèi relishto eat or drink with great pleasure or gusto
- 调味品 tiáowèipǐn seasoningsubstances such as salt, spices, or sauces used to enhance the flavor of food
- 趣味性 qùwèixìng interestingnessthe quality or state of being interesting or entertaining
- 腥味 xīngwèi fishy/blood smellthe characteristic strong, unpleasant odor associated with raw meat, fish, or blood.
- 味觉 wèijué tastethe physiological sense by which the flavor of food or other substances is perceived
- 五味 wǔwèi five flavorsthe five basic tastes in Chinese culture: sweet, sour, bitter, spicy, and salty
- 入味 rùwèi interestingto be deeply interesting or for someone to become completely absorbed in a performance or book
- 玩味 wánwèi ruminateto savor or ponder the nuances and hidden meanings of something, such as a piece of writing or a remark
- 回味无穷 huíwèiwúqióng aftertasteto have a rich and lingering aftertaste
- 人情味 rénqíngwèi human warmthThe quality of being humane, friendly, or showing empathy and a personal touch in one's interactions or surroundings.
- 调味料 tiáowèiliào seasoningflavoring agents added to food to enhance or impart taste, including spices, sauces, dressings, and extracts
- 火药味 huǒyàowèi belligerencea combative tone or a tense, hostile atmosphere
- 苦味 kǔwèi bitternessthe quality or sensation of a bitter taste
- 甜味 tiánwèi sweetness
- 有味 yǒuwèi tastytasty; flavorful
- 怪味 guàiwèi strange odor
- 酒味 jiǔwèi smellthe odor of alcohol, especially on someone's breath or in a space
- 味蕾 wèilěi taste budtaste bud(s)
- 野味 yěwèi gamewild animals and birds hunted for food or sport
- 鲜味 xiānwèi umamiumami, one of the five basic tastes
- 有滋有味 yǒuzīyǒuwèi delightfulfull of interest, enjoyment, or zest; rich and fulfilling in experience
- 五味子 wǔwèizǐ schisandrathe berries of the woody vine Schisandra chinensis or the plant itself, used in traditional Chinese medicine; also known as magnolia vine
- 情味 qíngwèi flavordistinctive quality, charm, or artistic appeal
- 索然无味 suǒránwúwèi dullboring and uninteresting; lacking spirit, interest, or flavor
- 山珍海味 shānzhēnhǎiwèi delicaciesexotic delicacies or luxury foodstuff from distant locations
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH