Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Sour"s

A: Significa amargura... the lemon is sour

A: If you eat a lemon thats what sour is.

A: azedo

A: Kwaśny

A: The dishrag had a sour smell.

A: "This orange is too sour"

"I prefer sour candy over sweet candy"

"The milk has gone sour!" ("sour milk" é a mesma coisa que "spoiled milk")

A: This lemon tastes sour.

Do you like sour or sweet candy?

Her attitude was sour.

A: A sour lemon.

The milk went sour.

A: Moldy refers to food that actually has mold growing on it, like bread that has gone bad. Sour is a flavor sometimes associated with spoiled food, like milk that has gone “sour”. Sour also refers to many pleasant flavors, like lemons and limes. Moldy is ALWAYS bad. Sour is only bad if the food or drink is either not meant to be sour or has been made too sour.

A: They overlap:

tart = sharp, acid, sour, bitter

sour = tart, sharp, acid, tangy

A: If the drink or food is bitter then it means it has a harsh taste or smell. If the drink or food are sour it has an unpleasant taste or smell.

A: It is very hard to put into words the difference between tart and sour, and you may get many different opinions.

To me...

Tart - A sour taste, that does not last long.

Sour - A sour taste that can last a long time, and it might be hard to get the taste out of your mouth.

There is also another word similar to tart/sour, which is "bitter".. But I can not describe bitter.

A: There's not much difference. They both can mean a bitter flavor. 'Sour' is a bit more common to hear where I live though . c:

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A: Sour haha

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