Japanese

(Hiragana)

Turkish

(Hiragana)

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to put food or drink in your mouth to find out what flavour it has:

to recognize different flavours:

to have a particular flavor: 

to judge and recognize what is good or suitable, especially relating to such matters as art, style, beauty, and behaviour:

to  experience something for a short time:

１．have good taste,

appreciate,

have an eye for;

judge,

criticize,

discriminate,

distinguish,

particularize;

single out,

draw the line,

sift,

estimate,

weigh,

consider,

diagnose;

pick and choose,

split hairs,

know which is which.

２．Savor,

sample;

relish.

like,

enjoy,

smack the lips;

tickle the palate;

turn the stomach,

disgust;

pall,

stale,

spoil,

curdle, ferment,

turn.

３．Season, 

spice,

garnish.

味(あじ)がする、

味(あじ)を見分(みわ)ける、

味見あじみ()する、

味(あじ)わう、

経験(けいけん)する、

tatmak(たとまく),

tat almak(たと あるまく), 

tadına bakmak(たどぅま ばくまく)

Coffee always tastes good in the morning.; 

This tastes as if/as though/like it has pepper in it.;

I hope you can taste the garlic.;

Taste (= try a little of) this and tell me if you like it.;

Once you've tasted luxury it's very hard to settle for anything else.;

Taste this sauce and tell me if it needs seasoning.; 

What is this? I've never tasted anything like it.

to spoil people's opinion of someone ;

to spoil something, especially food or blood, by adding a harmful substance

corrupt,

spoil,

poison;

tarnish,

stain,

sully;

pollute, infect,

contaminate.

～を汚す(～ヲケガス)、

～を傷つける(～ヲキズツケル)

lekelemek(レケレメク),

bozmak(ボズマク),

It’s a government tainted by scandal ;

The recent incidents in the United State taint the image of police officers