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aroma [əˈrəʊmə] n 1. a distinctive usually pleasant smell, esp of spices, wines, and plants 2. a subtle pervasive quality or atmosphere [via Latin from Greek: spice] Aroma bakers collectively—Lipton, 1970. ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
aroma Translations aroma [əˈrəʊmə] n → arôme m the aroma of ... → l'arôme de ... n aroma [əˈrəumə] the (usually pleasant) smell that a substance has or gives off the aroma of coffee. aroma, geur أريج، عَبير، شَذا аромат vůně, aroma duft; aroma das Aroma άρωμα aroma aroom رایحه aromi arôme נִיחוֹח सुगन्ध aroma, miris illat bau, aroma ilmur aroma 芳香 향기 aromatas, kvapas aromāts bau sedap aroma aroma, duft, ange aromat aroma aromă аромат vôňa, aróma aroma miris arom กลิ่นหอม hoş koku, aroma (通常是宜人的)氣味 аромат خوشبو ، مہک hương vị 香味 adj aromatic [ӕrəˈmӕtik] aromatic herbs. aromaties عِطْري، طيبي ароматен aromatický duftende; vellugtende; aromatisk aromatisch αρωματικός aromático aromaatne معطر aromaattinen aromatique רֵיחָנִי सुरभित/सुगन्धित aromatičan, mirisan aromás berbau ilmandi, ilm- aromatico 香りのよい 향기가 나는 aromatingas, kvapnus aromātisks bauan aromatisch aromatisk, duftende aromatyczny aromático aromat(ic) ароматический aromatický aromatičen mirisan aromatisk ที่มีกลิ่มหอม hoş kokulu, aromatik 芳香的 запашний, духмяний خوشبودار hương thơm 芳香的 aroma → عبير aróma aroma Aroma άρωμα aroma aromi arôme aroma aroma 芳香 방향 aroma aroma aromat aroma аромат arom กลิ่นหอม koku hương thơm 芳香 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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With this nation of artists in emotion, the taste of the tea is a thing of lesser importance; it is the aroma which remains and delights. Rich merchants, sending their wares to the distant Indies, had lived in them calm and prosperous lives, and in their decent decay they kept still an aroma of their splendid past. With his hands joined upon his breast, his face turned towards the window, bathed by the fresh air of night, which brought upon its wings the aroma of the flowers and the woods, Athos entered, never again to come out of it, into the contemplation of that paradise which the living never see. |
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