When you eat something yummy and it tastes sugary, that's 甜味 (tiánwèi). Imagine biting into a delicious cookie or a juicy piece of fruit – that pleasant, sugary feeling on your tongue is 甜味.
It's how we describe the specific sensation of sweetness in food. So, next time you enjoy a sweet treat, you'll know exactly what to call that delightful flavor!
When we talk about the five basic tastes in Chinese, 甜味 (tiánwèi) refers specifically to 'sweet taste'. You might also hear just 甜 (tián), which is the adjective 'sweet'.
While 甜味 usually describes the taste of food, it can also be used figuratively to talk about a sweet feeling or memory. For example, a happy moment might leave a 甜味 in your heart.
When we talk about the basic tastes, in Chinese, we add the character 味 (wèi), meaning 'taste,' after the adjective describing the taste. So, for 'sweet taste,' we have 甜 (tián) for sweet, and then we add 味, making it 甜味 (tiánwèi).
This pattern is very common for all the basic tastes. For example, if you wanted to say 'sour taste,' you would combine 酸 (suān) meaning 'sour' with 味 to get 酸味 (suānwèi). The same applies to bitter (苦味 kǔwèi), spicy (辣味 làwèi), and salty (咸味 xiánwèi).
Understanding this pattern helps you quickly expand your vocabulary for describing food and drink. It’s a very practical way to talk about what you're eating.
When you're learning Chinese, you'll often encounter words that seem similar but have subtle differences in usage. Today, we're going to break down 甜味 (tiánwèi) – sweet taste – and compare it to some related terms so you know exactly when to use it.
§ What is 甜味 (tiánwèi)?
- DEFINITION
- Sweet taste. It's a noun.
Use 甜味 when you want to specifically talk about the *taste* of sweetness. Think of it as the 'sweetness flavor' or 'sweetness sensation.' It's very direct.
这种糖果有很浓的甜味。(Zhè zhǒng tángguǒ yǒu hěn nóng de tiánwèi.) – This candy has a very strong sweet taste.
我喜欢水果的自然甜味。(Wǒ xǐhuān shuǐguǒ de zìrán tiánwèi.) – I like the natural sweet taste of fruit.
§ Similar words and when to use them
Let's look at some other words related to sweetness and how they differ from 甜味.
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甜 (tián) – Sweet (adjective)
This is the most basic form, simply meaning 'sweet.' It's an adjective used to describe something that is sweet.
这个蛋糕很甜。(Zhège dàngāo hěn tián.) – This cake is very sweet.
You would say 蛋糕很甜 (dàngāo hěn tián) when describing the cake's characteristic. You wouldn't say 蛋糕有甜味 (dàngāo yǒu tiánwèi) unless you specifically want to emphasize the *presence* of a sweet taste, perhaps in contrast to other tastes.
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甜度 (tiándù) – Sweetness level/degree of sweetness (noun)
When you're talking about how sweet something is, or its level of sweetness, 甜度 is the word you need. It implies a measurable or comparable amount of sweetness.
请问这杯咖啡的甜度可以调整吗？(Qǐngwèn zhè bēi kāfēi de tiándù kěyǐ tiáozhěng ma?) – Excuse me, can the sweetness level of this coffee be adjusted?
Imagine ordering a drink where you can specify 'less sweet' or 'extra sweet.' That's when 甜度 comes in handy.
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甜头 (tiántou) – Benefit/advantage (figurative, noun)
This one is a bit different. While it literally contains 'sweet,' 甜头 is used figuratively to mean a 'sweet deal' or a 'small benefit/advantage' that someone gets, often as a bait or a reward. It's not about actual taste.
他给了我一点甜头，让我继续工作。(Tā gěile wǒ yīdiǎn tiántou, ràng wǒ jìxù gōngzuò.) – He gave me a small benefit to keep me working.
§ Key takeaway for 甜味
Use 甜味 when you are specifically referring to the *taste sensation* of sweetness. It's a noun, often used with verbs like 有 (yǒu - to have) or 尝到 (chángdào - to taste/experience the taste of). When something simply *is* sweet, use the adjective 甜 (tián). When you're talking about how *much* sweetness, use 甜度 (tiándù).
Keep practicing these distinctions, and you'll sound more natural and precise in your Chinese!
Pronunciation Guide
- Incorrect tone on 'tián'
- Incorrect tone on 'wèi'
- Not aspirating the 't' enough
Difficulty Rating
Two common characters, easy to recognize.
Both characters are relatively simple to write.
Standard tones, easy to pronounce.
Clear pronunciation, unlikely to be confused with other words.
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我喜欢甜味。
I like sweet taste.
这个蛋糕有甜味。
This cake has a sweet taste.
糖果是甜味。
Candy is sweet-tasting.
我不喜欢太多的甜味。
I don't like too much sweet taste.
水果有天然的甜味。
Fruit has a natural sweet taste.
这种饮料没有甜味。
This drink has no sweet taste.
请给我少一点甜味。
Please give me a little less sweet taste.
尝尝这个，有甜味吗？
Taste this, does it have a sweet taste?
我喜欢这道菜的甜味，它让我想起了家。
I like the sweet taste of this dish, it reminds me of home.
这块巧克力的甜味很浓郁，但不腻人。
The sweet taste of this chocolate is rich, but not cloying.
有些水果自然带有一股清新的甜味。
Some fruits naturally have a refreshing sweet taste.
加入一点糖可以增加咖啡的甜味。
Adding a little sugar can increase the sweet taste of coffee.
这瓶酒的甜味适中，很容易入口。
The sweet taste of this wine is moderate, very easy to drink.
我不太喜欢太甜的食物，那种甜味会让我感到不舒服。
I don't really like overly sweet food, that kind of sweet taste makes me feel uncomfortable.
通过烘焙，食材的甜味会更加突出。
Through baking, the sweet taste of the ingredients will become more prominent.
他品尝着茶水，感受着它独特的甜味。
He tasted the tea, feeling its unique sweet taste.
Often Confused With
Remember, '甜' is the adjective (sweet), and '甜味' is the noun (sweet taste). Think of it like 'red' vs. 'redness'.
Sugar (糖) gives things a sweet taste (甜味). One is the ingredient, the other is the sensation.
'甜味' is one kind of '味道'. '味道' is the umbrella term for any flavor.
Idioms & Expressions
"酸甜苦辣 (suān tián kǔ là)"
The ups and downs of life; joys and sorrows.
人生百味，酸甜苦辣，样样俱全。 (Rénshēng bǎiwèi, suān tián kǔ là, yàngyàng jùquán.) - Life has all flavors, sour, sweet, bitter, spicy, everything complete.
neutral"甜言蜜语 (tiányánmìyǔ)"
Sweet words and honeyed phrases; flattery.
他总是对她甜言蜜语，让她很高兴。 (Tā zǒng shì duì tā tiányánmìyǔ, ràng tā hěn gāoxìng.) - He always speaks sweet words to her, making her very happy.
neutral"苦尽甘来 (kǔjìngānlai)"
Sweetness after bitterness; the bad times end and the good times begin.
他努力工作了这么久，终于苦尽甘来。 (Tā nǔlì gōngzuò le zhème jiǔ, zhōngyú kǔjìngānlai.) - He worked hard for so long, and finally, sweetness followed bitterness.
neutral"甜头 (tiántou)"
A benefit, advantage, or taste of sweetness.
给他一点甜头，他就会同意的。 (Gěi tā yīdiǎn tiántou, tā jiù huì tóngyì de.) - Give him a little benefit, and he will agree.
neutral"甜在心里 (tián zài xīn lǐ)"
Sweet in one's heart; feeling very happy or content.
听到这个好消息，我甜在心里。 (Tīng dào zhège hǎo xiāoxī, wǒ tián zài xīn lǐ.) - Hearing this good news, I felt sweet in my heart.
neutral"有甜有咸 (yǒu tián yǒu xián)"
Both sweet and savory; refers to a variety of flavors or experiences.
这个小吃店的食物有甜有咸，选择很多。 (Zhège xiǎochī diàn de shíwù yǒu tián yǒu xián, xuǎnzé hěn duō.) - The food at this snack shop is both sweet and savory, with many choices.
neutral"甜美 (tiánměi)"
Sweet and beautiful; lovely (often used for smiles, voices, etc.).
她的歌声很甜美。 (Tā de gēshēng hěn tiánměi.) - Her singing voice is very sweet.
neutral"尝到甜头 (cháng dào tiántou)"
To taste the sweetness; to experience a benefit or advantage.
他第一次投资就尝到了甜头。 (Tā dì yī cì tóuzī jiù cháng dào le tiántou.) - He tasted the sweetness (benefited) from his first investment.
neutral"甜食 (tiánshí)"
Sweet food; dessert.
她很喜欢吃甜食。 (Tā hěn xǐhuān chī tiánshí.) - She really likes to eat sweet food.
neutral"甜心 (tiánxīn)"
Sweetheart; darling (an affectionate term).
晚安，我的甜心。 (Wǎn'ān, wǒ de tiánxīn.) - Good night, my sweetheart.
informalEasily Confused
Often confused with '甜味' because both relate to sweetness, but '糖' specifically refers to sugar as a substance.
'糖' is the ingredient, '甜味' is the taste.
我喜欢在咖啡里加糖。(Wǒ xǐhuān zài kāfēi lǐ jiā táng.) - I like to add sugar to my coffee.
Similar in meaning, but '甜' is an adjective meaning 'sweet', while '甜味' is a noun meaning 'sweet taste'.
'甜' describes something, '甜味' is the taste itself.
这个苹果很甜。(Zhège píngguǒ hěn tián.) - This apple is very sweet.
'味道' is a general term for 'taste' or 'flavor', which '甜味' is a specific type of.
'味道' is broad, '甜味' is specific.
这道菜的味道很好。(Zhè dào cài de wèidào hěn hǎo.) - The taste of this dish is very good.
Like '味道', '口味' also means 'taste' or 'flavor', but often refers to personal preference or the flavor profile of a dish.
'口味' is often about preference or type of flavor, '甜味' is a basic taste.
他喜欢辣的口味。(Tā xǐhuān là de kǒuwèi.) - He likes spicy flavors.
'品尝' means 'to taste' (as a verb), which involves experiencing '甜味', but it's an action, not the taste itself.
'品尝' is an action, '甜味' is a sensation.
我们可以品尝一下这种甜点吗？(Wǒmen kěyǐ pǐncháng yīxià zhè zhǒng tiándiǎn ma?) - Can we taste this dessert?
Test Yourself 72 questions
Which of these has a sweet taste?
糖果 is candy, which is usually sweet. 咖啡, 盐, and 柠檬 are typically bitter, salty, and sour, respectively.
If you add sugar to your tea, what taste are you adding?
Sugar makes things sweet, so you are adding a sweet taste.
Which sentence correctly uses '甜味'?
Apples are typically sweet, so '甜味' is the correct taste to describe an apple. The other options describe different tastes.
Chocolate often has a sweet taste.
Most chocolates have a sweet taste because they contain sugar.
Lemon juice has a sweet taste.
Lemon juice is known for its sour taste, not sweet.
Adding salt to a dish will give it a sweet taste.
Salt gives a salty taste, not a sweet taste.
Write a short sentence describing your favorite sweet thing to eat. Use the word "甜味".
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我喜欢吃有甜味的苹果。 (I like to eat apples with a sweet taste.)
Complete the sentence: 这个蛋糕有____。
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这个蛋糕有甜味。
Translate this sentence into Chinese: 'This candy has a sweet taste.'
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这个糖果有甜味。
这个蛋糕有什么味道？
Read this passage:
妈妈做了一个蛋糕。这个蛋糕很好吃，有甜味。
这个蛋糕有什么味道？
文章中提到“这个蛋糕很好吃，有甜味”，所以蛋糕的味道是甜的。
文章中提到“这个蛋糕很好吃，有甜味”，所以蛋糕的味道是甜的。
这个人喜欢什么味道的水果？
Read this passage:
我不喜欢吃太甜的食物。但是，这个水果有淡淡的甜味，我很喜欢。
这个人喜欢什么味道的水果？
文章中提到“这个水果有淡淡的甜味，我很喜欢”，所以这个人喜欢淡淡甜味的水果。
文章中提到“这个水果有淡淡的甜味，我很喜欢”，所以这个人喜欢淡淡甜味的水果。
冰淇淋有什么味道？
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这个冰淇淋有巧克力的甜味，也有一点点牛奶的味道。
冰淇淋有什么味道？
文章中提到“这个冰淇淋有巧克力的甜味，也有一点点牛奶的味道”，所以冰淇淋有这两种味道。
文章中提到“这个冰淇淋有巧克力的甜味，也有一点点牛奶的味道”，所以冰淇淋有这两种味道。
我喜欢巧克力的___。
The sentence is about liking chocolate, which is typically sweet. So, '甜味' (sweet taste) is the correct choice.
这杯咖啡没有___，我需要加糖。
If someone needs to add sugar to coffee, it's because it lacks a sweet taste. '甜味' (sweet taste) fits here.
这个苹果的___很淡。
When describing the taste of an apple, '甜味' (sweet taste) is a common characteristic. '淡' means light, so a light sweet taste. The other options don't relate to taste.
很多孩子都喜欢有___的食物。
Children generally prefer sweet foods. '甜味' (sweet taste) is the most suitable option.
他不喜欢吃太有___的菜。
The sentence implies a dislike for a certain taste in dishes. '甜味' (sweet taste) is a common taste preference to have.
这种糖果只有___，没有其他味道。
Candies are primarily known for their sweet taste. '甜味' (sweet taste) is the correct choice.
以下哪种味道是“甜味”？(Which of the following tastes is 'sweet taste'?)
“甜味”是指甜的味道。
如果一个水果尝起来很甜，它有很强的什么？(If a fruit tastes very sweet, it has a strong what?)
甜的水果有很强的甜味。
小明喜欢吃有_______的糖果。(Xiao Ming likes to eat candies with _______.)
糖果通常是甜的，所以有甜味。
蜂蜜有甜味。(Honey has a sweet taste.)
蜂蜜是甜的，所以它有甜味。
咖啡通常没有甜味。(Coffee usually does not have a sweet taste.)
通常咖啡是苦的，没有甜味，除非加糖。
盐是甜味。(Salt is a sweet taste.)
盐是咸味，不是甜味。
This apple has a sweet taste.
I like sweet things.
This candy has no sweet taste.
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这个蛋糕甜味很浓。
Focus: 很浓 (hěn nóng)
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你喜欢什么样的甜味？
Focus: 什么样的 (shénmeyàng de)
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我觉得这个水果甜味不够。
Focus: 不够 (bùgòu)
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Write a short sentence describing your favorite sweet-tasting food. Use 甜味 (tiánwèi).
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我喜欢巧克力的甜味。(I like the sweet taste of chocolate.)
Imagine you are describing a new drink to a friend. Write a sentence saying it has a sweet taste. Use 甜味 (tiánwèi).
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这种饮料有甜味，很好喝。(This drink has a sweet taste, it's delicious.)
You are at a restaurant. Write a sentence asking if a dessert has a sweet taste. Use 甜味 (tiánwèi).
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请问，这个甜点有甜味吗？(Excuse me, does this dessert have a sweet taste?)
文章中提到的水果有什么特点？(What characteristic does the fruit mentioned in the passage have?)
Read this passage:
我很喜欢吃水果，尤其是西瓜。西瓜的甜味让夏天更美好。夏天没有西瓜的甜味，就不完整了。
文章中提到的水果有什么特点？(What characteristic does the fruit mentioned in the passage have?)
文章中说“西瓜的甜味让夏天更美好”，所以西瓜有甜味。(The passage says 'The sweet taste of watermelon makes summer better', so watermelon has a sweet taste.)
文章中说“西瓜的甜味让夏天更美好”，所以西瓜有甜味。(The passage says 'The sweet taste of watermelon makes summer better', so watermelon has a sweet taste.)
小明喜欢吃什么味道的食物？(What kind of food does Xiao Ming like to eat?)
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小明不喜欢苦的食物，他总是选择有甜味的。比如糖果、蛋糕，都是他的最爱。
小明喜欢吃什么味道的食物？(What kind of food does Xiao Ming like to eat?)
文章中提到“他总是选择有甜味的”，并且举例糖果和蛋糕，这些都是甜的。(The passage mentions 'he always chooses sweet-tasting ones', and gives examples of candy and cake, which are sweet.)
文章中提到“他总是选择有甜味的”，并且举例糖果和蛋糕，这些都是甜的。(The passage mentions 'he always chooses sweet-tasting ones', and gives examples of candy and cake, which are sweet.)
为什么这种咖啡有甜味？(Why does this coffee have a sweet taste?)
Read this passage:
这种咖啡加了糖，所以有甜味。如果你不喜欢甜，可以不加糖。
为什么这种咖啡有甜味？(Why does this coffee have a sweet taste?)
文章中明确说明“这种咖啡加了糖，所以有甜味”。(The passage explicitly states 'This coffee has sugar added, so it has a sweet taste'.)
文章中明确说明“这种咖啡加了糖，所以有甜味”。(The passage explicitly states 'This coffee has sugar added, so it has a sweet taste'.)
她喜欢在咖啡里加糖，因为她喜欢咖啡的___。
这句话说她喜欢在咖啡里加糖，所以她喜欢的是甜味。
这种水果有独特的___，很多人都喜欢。
因为很多人都喜欢，所以水果的味道应该是令人愉悦的甜味。
蛋糕的___很浓郁，让人吃了还想吃。
蛋糕通常是甜的，而且“让人吃了还想吃”也说明是甜味。
这种茶回甘，虽然一开始有点苦，但后面会尝到一丝___。
“回甘”是指喝完茶后口中留有的甜味。
烹饪时，他总是小心翼翼地控制糖的用量，以确保菜肴有恰到好处的___。
控制糖的用量是为了调整甜味。
这道甜点之所以受欢迎，是因为它结合了水果的天然___和巧克力的醇厚。
水果通常带有天然的甜味。
The speaker likes coffee but not with sugar.
The dessert tastes great, the sweetness is just right and not too rich.
Some fruits are naturally sweet, while others need added sugar for flavor.
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你能描述一下你最喜欢的甜点是什么样的甜味吗？
Focus: 甜味 (tiánwèi)
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在制作中餐时，你觉得甜味应该如何平衡其他味道？
Focus: 平衡 (pínghéng)
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你认为甜味在不同的文化中有什么特殊的意义或用途吗？
Focus: 意义 (yìyì)
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Describe a time you tasted something with an unforgettable 'sweet taste' (甜味). What was it and what memories does it evoke?
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我记得有一次，我妈妈做了她拿手的红烧肉，里面放了冰糖，所以带有一种独特的甜味。那种甜味不仅仅是糖的甜，还混合着肉的鲜香，让我至今难忘。每次闻到类似的香味，都会勾起我童年幸福的回忆。
Imagine you are developing a new dessert. How would you describe its 'sweet taste' (甜味) to attract customers, differentiating it from other desserts?
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这款甜点拥有清雅而富有层次的甜味。它不像传统甜点那样甜腻，而是以天然水果的甜味为主，辅以淡淡的蜂蜜香。初尝时是清爽的果香甜，随后便会感受到蜂蜜带来的醇厚回甘，令人回味无穷，绝对是与众不同的甜味体验。
Discuss the cultural significance of 'sweet taste' (甜味) in Chinese cuisine. Provide examples of dishes where it plays a crucial role.
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在中国烹饪中，甜味不仅是味觉体验，更承载着文化意蕴。它常与其他味道如咸、酸、辣等和谐共存，形成独特的风味平衡。例如，上海菜中的红烧肉就巧妙地运用了冰糖来增加甜味，使肉质更软糯，味道更醇厚。而在粤菜的甜点中，如双皮奶、芝麻糊等，甜味更是其灵魂所在，代表着团圆与甜蜜。
根据短文，这款茶的甜味有什么特点？
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在品尝这款独特的茶时，初入口的苦涩很快被一股清新而持久的甜味所取代。这种甜味并非来源于糖，而是茶叶本身经过精心发酵后所产生的自然回甘。它在舌尖上缓缓散开，带来一种舒缓而愉悦的感受，让人不禁联想到山间清晨的露水。
根据短文，这款茶的甜味有什么特点？
短文明确指出“这种甜味并非来源于糖，而是茶叶本身经过精心发酵后所产生的自然回甘”，并描述其“清新而持久”。
短文明确指出“这种甜味并非来源于糖，而是茶叶本身经过精心发酵后所产生的自然回甘”，并描述其“清新而持久”。
短文认为甜味与什么有紧密联系？
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心理学研究表明，甜味不仅能带来生理上的愉悦感，还与人的情绪和记忆有着紧密的联系。很多人在感到压力或情绪低落时，会不自觉地寻求甜食来缓解。这种现象在文化中也有所体现，例如，许多庆祝活动和节庆场合都离不开甜味的食物，以象征幸福和美好的祝愿。
短文认为甜味与什么有紧密联系？
短文首句即指出“甜味不仅能带来生理上的愉悦感，还与人的情绪和记忆有着紧密的联系”。
短文首句即指出“甜味不仅能带来生理上的愉悦感，还与人的情绪和记忆有着紧密的联系”。
根据短文，干型葡萄酒的甜味有何特点？
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品鉴葡萄酒时，除了考虑其酸度、单宁和酒体，甜味也是一个重要的考量因素。干型葡萄酒的甜味几乎不可察觉，而甜型葡萄酒则以其显著的甜味为特色。然而，即使是干型葡萄酒，也可能在余味中展现出微妙的甜感，这通常是酒精转化后的复杂风味之一，而非添加糖的直接结果。
根据短文，干型葡萄酒的甜味有何特点？
短文提到“干型葡萄酒的甜味几乎不可察觉”，并补充“即使是干型葡萄酒，也可能在余味中展现出微妙的甜感”。
短文提到“干型葡萄酒的甜味几乎不可察觉”，并补充“即使是干型葡萄酒，也可能在余味中展现出微妙的甜感”。
This sentence means 'The sweet taste makes food more delicious.' The correct order arranges the phrase '甜味' (sweet taste) as the subject, followed by '让' (make), then '食物' (food), '更' (more), and finally '美味的' (delicious).
This sentence means 'I don't like sweet coffee.' The correct order is '我' (I) + '不喜欢' (don't like) + '咖啡' (coffee) + '加' (added) + '甜味' (sweet taste) + '的'.
This sentence means 'This plant has a unique sweet taste.' The correct order is '这种植物' (this plant) + '具有' (has/possesses) + '独特' (unique) + '的' (possessive particle) + '甜味' (sweet taste).
她尝了一口蛋糕，脸上立刻露出了满足的___。
这句话描述了吃蛋糕后的愉悦感，因此“甜味”最符合语境。
这种水果带有一种独特的___，让人回味无穷。
“回味无穷”通常用来形容美味的食物，而“甜味”是其中一种引人入胜的口味。
制作甜点时，掌握好糖的用量，才能突出其原有的___。
糖是甜点的主要甜味来源，因此要突出的是“甜味”。
他喜欢在咖啡里加一点蜂蜜，以增加___。
蜂蜜的主要作用是增加甜度，所以选择“甜味”最合适。
这款饮料的___适中，既不会太甜，也不会过于平淡。
描述饮料的甜度，用“甜味”最准确。
这种蔬菜虽然有点苦涩，但仔细品尝后会发现一丝独特的___。
许多蔬菜在苦涩之后会带有回甘，也就是“甜味”。
This wine has a subtle sweetness, perfect with dessert.
He doesn't like overly strong sweetness, preferring a lighter taste.
Although this dish is savory, there's an unexpected hint of sweetness in the aftertaste.
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你觉得这种水果的甜味如何？
Focus: 甜味 (tiánwèi)
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我喜欢咖啡里加一点糖，这样会有一点甜味。
Focus: 甜味 (tiánwèi)
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这种巧克力的甜味很特别，让人回味无穷。
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一两
B1Fifty grams; a Chinese unit of weight (approx. 50g).
一斤
B1Half a kilogram; a Chinese unit of weight (approx. 500g).
一袋
B1A bag of.
少一点儿
A2A bit less.
多一点儿
A2A bit more.
一口
B1A mouthful; a bite; a small amount (of food or drink).
一瓶
B1A bottle of.
一碗
B1Measure word for a bowl of food.
一盒
B1A box of.
一杯
B1Measure word for a cup of liquid.
