sour

1. Countable(可數名詞)

   a cocktail made with a base liquor, lemon or lime juice, sugar, and ice

   酸味雞尾酒；沙瓦

   • a classic whisky sour

     一杯經典的威士忌沙瓦

   • The bar's signature drink is a gin sour.

     這家酒吧的招牌飲品是琴酒沙瓦

   • He ordered a tequila sour.

     他點了一杯龍舌蘭沙瓦

taste(味道)

1. Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)

   to undergo or cause the process of becoming sour

   （使）變酸；（使）酸腐

   • High temperatures will sour the milk.

     高溫會使牛奶變酸。

   • The batch of juice soured due to lack of refrigeration.

     這批果汁因為缺乏冷藏而變酸了。

   • Milk will sour quickly if left out of the refrigerator for too long.

     牛奶如果放在冰箱外太久會很快變酸。

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mood(情緒)

1. Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)

   to (cause to) become unpleasant or unfriendly

   （使）變得不愉快；（使）關係惡化

   • That failed experience soured her view of life.

     那次失敗的經歷使她的人生觀變得悲觀。

   • The misunderstanding soured their friendship.

     誤會使他們的友誼惡化了。

   • The argument soured their working relationship.

     爭吵使他們的工作關係變差了。

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taste(味道)

1. B1

   having a sharp, often unpleasant taste or smell, similar to that of a lemon

   酸的；有酸味的

   • This lemon tastes very sour.

     這個檸檬嚐起來非常酸。

   • Unripe grapes are usually quite sour.

     未成熟的葡萄通常很酸。

   • This sauce has a slightly sour taste.

     這個醬汁有輕微的酸味。

mood(情緒)

1. unfriendly or easily annoyed

   不友善的；脾氣壞的

   • His response sounded rather sour.

     他的回應聽起來相當不友善。

   • She was in a sour mood today and seemed irritable.

     她今天心情不好，看起來很煩躁。

   • The salesperson gave me a sour look.

     銷售員給了我一個不友善的眼神。

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