tang — a strong, sharp taste or smell
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a strong, sharp taste or smell
Pronunciation (IPA): /tæŋ/
Korean meaning: 강하고 톡 쓴 맛이나 냄새
Korean pronunciation: 탱 (강세: 탱)
Example Sentences
- The orange juice had such a strong tang that it made my eyes water.
- My grandmother's kimchi has a tang that could wake the dead!
- The chef checked that the knife's tang was properly secured in the handle.
tang
NOUN//tæŋ//
a strong, sharp taste or smell
Sharp, intense sour taste
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The soup's sharp tang made the ladle clang as it hang!
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Origin
14세기경 스칸디나비아어에서 유래된 단어로, 원래는 '가시, 뾰족한 것'을 의미했습니다. 시간이 지나면서 혀를 '찌르는' 듯한 강한 맛을 표현하는 말로 발전했죠.
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“The orange juice had such a strong tang that it made my eyes water.”
“My grandmother's kimchi has a tang that could wake the dead!”
“The chef checked that the knife's tang was properly secured in the handle.”
“The pickle had such a tang that my cat ran away from the kitchen.”
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