tart
名詞
定義 tart 名詞
food(食物)
- Countable(可數名詞)Uncountable(不可數名詞)
A pastry with an open top, filled with a sweet mixture, often fruit.
撻；水果撻
We enjoyed an apple tart with our afternoon tea.
我們下午茶時享用了一個蘋果塔。
The cafe is known for its delicious strawberry tarts.
這家咖啡館以其美味的草莓塔而聞名。
She baked an exquisite custard tart for dessert.
她為甜點烤了一個精緻的蛋奶塔。
woman(女性)
- Countable(可數名詞)very informal(極非正式)
(UK, very informal) A woman who dresses and applies makeup in a way that is considered too sexually provocative.
妖艷女子；放蕩女子
She looked like a tart in her bright dress and heavy makeup.
她穿著鮮豔的裙子和濃妝，看起來像個招搖的女人。
There were a lot of tarts dressed provocatively at the bar.
酒吧裡有很多穿著暴露、打扮得過於性感的女人。
He thought she was dressed too revealing, like a tart.
他覺得她穿得太暴露了，就像個招搖的女人。
- Countable(可數名詞)old-fashioned(過時)
(Old-fashioned) A female prostitute.
（舊用法）妓女。
In that era, that street was known for having many tarts.
在那個時代，那條街以有許多妓女而聞名。
Historical novels sometimes depict tarts of that time.
歷史小說有時會描繪那個時代的妓女。
Back then, people used this word to refer to tarts.
那時候，人們用這個詞來指代妓女。
形容詞
定義 tart 形容詞
taste(味道)
Having a sharp, acidic taste, especially like that of some fruits.
（尤指水果）酸的。
Unripe lemons are incredibly tart.
未成熟的檸檬非常酸。
The cranberry sauce had a tart flavor that went well with the turkey.
蔓越莓醬有種酸味，與火雞搭配得很好。
This grapefruit has a very noticeable tart taste.
這個葡萄柚有非常明顯的酸味。
speech(言語)
Sharp, and unpleasant, especially in the way of speaking.
（尤指說話方式）尖酸刻薄的。
Her tart remarks made the whole team uncomfortable.
她尖酸刻薄的言論讓整個團隊感到不舒服。
He dismissed the suggestion with a tart reply.
他用尖酸刻薄的回答駁回了這個建議。
She is known for her tart sense of humor.
她以尖酸刻薄的幽默感聞名。
片語動詞 tart
- tart something up
to enhance the appearance of something, typically by making quick or noticeable changes
粗略裝飾；快速裝飾
• She tarted up the living room with new curtains and a rug.
她用新窗簾和地毯讓客廳煥然一新。
- tart yourself up
to enhance one's appearance by applying makeup, wearing jewelry, and dressing in trendy clothing
把自己打扮得花俏；打扮得俗麗誇張
• She always tarts herself up before going out, making quite an impression.
她出門前總是把自己打扮得花枝招展，給人留下深刻印象。