sour

UK
/saʊə/
US
/saʊɚ/

Übersetzungen

soursubstantiv
sours
Pl.
UK
/ˈsaʊə/
US
/ˈsaʊɚ/
кислый вкус
The sour of the yogurt was quite refreshing.
Кислый вкус йогурта был довольно освежающим.
sourverb
soured
Präteritum
soured
Partizip Perfekt
souring
Gerundium
UK
/ˈsaʊə/
US
/ˈsaʊɚ/
The milk will sour if left out of the fridge.
Молоко скиснет, если оставить его вне холодильника.
The juice began to sour after a few days.
Сок начал прокисать через несколько дней.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
souradjektiv
sourer
Komp.
sourest
Super.
UK
/saʊə/
US
/saʊɚ/
The lemon has a sour taste.
Лимон имеет кислый вкус.
The milk turned sour after being left out overnight.
Молоко стало прокисшим после того, как его оставили на ночь.
The sour smell of vinegar filled the room.
Кислотный запах уксуса наполнил комнату.

Definitionen

soursubstantiv
A tart or acidic flavour sensation perceived in food or drink.
The sour in the sauce balanced the rich sweetness.
A type of alcoholic drink made by mixing a spirit with lemon or lime juice and sugar.
He ordered a whiskey sour at the bar.
sourverb
To make or become unpleasant, acrimonious, or unfriendly.
Their relationship began to sour after the argument.
To spoil or ruin something, especially a mood or atmosphere.
The unexpected rain soured the picnic plans.
To ferment and develop a sour taste, as in milk or other food products.
The milk began to sour after being left out of the fridge.
souradjektiv
Having an acidic taste or smell, similar to that of vinegar or lemon.
The milk had gone sour, so she had to throw it away.
Unpleasant or unfriendly in demeanor or attitude.
His sour expression made it clear he was not happy with the decision.
Having a disagreeable or negative effect or outcome.
The negotiations took a sour turn when neither party could agree on the terms.
Describing a musical tone or note that is noticeably out of tune, harsh, or dissonant.
The trumpet hit a sour note during the solo.
Off-key or harsh in sound; not accurately pitched.
The violinist hit a sour note during the solo.