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savored

/ˈseɪvəd/

/ˈseɪvərd/

savorverb

savored

Past Simple

savored

Past Simple

savored

Past Participle

savoring

Gerund

/ˈseɪvə/

/ˈseɪvər/

Translations

She likes to savor her coffee in the morning.

Она любит смаковать свой кофе по утрам.

He took a moment to savor the taste of the freshly baked bread.

Он на мгновение остановился, чтобы насладиться вкусом свежевыпеченного хлеба.

Additional translations

Definitions

To enjoy the taste or smell of something for as long as possible.

She savored the rich aroma of the freshly brewed coffee.

To enjoy or appreciate something completely, especially by dwelling on it.

He savored the moment of victory, knowing it was a result of years of hard work.

To have a trace, suggestion, or characteristic quality of something, usually followed by "of".

The story savored of exaggeration.

Synonyms

bask in

luxuriate in

delight in

savornoun

Definitions

A distinctive taste or smell, especially a pleasant one.

The savor of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen.

A quality or feature that gives something its distinctive character.

The novel had a savor of mystery that kept readers intrigued.

A slight trace or suggestion of something, often something undesirable.

Her apology had a savor of sarcasm.