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saveur [savœʀ]feminine noun* * *savœʀnom féminin (d'aliment, de boisson) flavour [BrE]plein de saveur — [fruit] full of flavour [BrE]; [plat cuisiné] flavoursome [BrE], tasty; [remarque] pungent
* * *savœʀ nf1) (= goût) flavour Grande-Bretagne flavor USA2) fig flavour Grande-Bretagne flavor USA* * *saveur nf (d'aliment, de boisson) flavourGB; sans saveur flavourlessGB; ( plus critique) tasteless; plein de saveur [fruit] full of flavourGB; [plat cuisiné] flavoursomeGB, tasty; [remarque] pungent.[savɶr] nom féminin3. [attrait]
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