1.b> ( i>); a sweet taste ; a bitter taste ; I don't like the taste of this coffee ;
2.b> , ; I've lost my sense of taste ; out of taste ;
3.b> ; good / bad / taste / [.i> .i> ]; to have got more money than taste , ; , ; to furnish the room with taste ;
4.b> , i> ; he has developed a taste for modern music , ; to have a taste for danger / ;
5.b> ( i>); just have a taste of this cake ;
6.b> i> i> / ; ( i>); this was my first taste of live theatre / "" ; it was his first taste of serious action ; the exhibition aims to give the visitors a taste of Georgian food, culture and history , , ; a brief taste of this issue can't do it justice: buy it i> : ; to sample a taste of something new ; / ;
7.b> .i> ;
to leave a bad / a nastyb> / taste in the mouthb> i> ( , . i>); to tasteb> , ; add salt and pepper to taste ; to be in bad / poor / tasteb> / , ; ; ; ; [.i> .i> 3]; tob> beb> inb> goodb> tasteb> ; ; ; [.i> .i> 3].
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