pungency

常見(jiàn)例句

Even prize-winning, and costly, extra-virgin olive oils lost much of what makes them special, though they retain their apparently healthful pungency.
即使是價(jià)格最高的特級(jí)純橄欖油，雖然仍舊保有辣味，也失去了大量特殊風(fēng)味物質(zhì)。
In fact the panel ranked the heated light oil higher than the heated pricey California extra-virgin oil, whose pungency was no longer balanced by a spicy aroma and had become overbearing.
事實(shí)上，專門小組給加熱的、素淡油的名次比加熱的、更貴的加州特級(jí)純油高，因?yàn)榧又萦偷睦蔽镀胶獗恍晾蔽堆谏w了。
In truth sorrow is not desirable, but taken apart its pungency may appear savoury.
在真理上，憂傷是不值得擁有的，但是若把它辛酸的部分去掉，或許會(huì)別有一番風(fēng)味。

All this may add pungency to the Senate hearings on campaign finance, which resume after Labour Day.
ECONOMIST: The sleaze of summer
Debbie and her husband, Pete (Paul Rudd), a Los Angeles couple with two daughters, are hitting early middle age, and Apatow has arranged their discontents (with themselves, with each other, with their parents) into a generous and vibrant series of confrontations and fights, all garnished with wisecracks of startling pungency.
NEWYORKER: Dead Reckoning