Briny Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbɹaɪni

BRY-nee

UK

bɹˈaɪni

bRY-nee

التعريف

Briny means tasting or smelling of salt, especially like seawater.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Briny' is a literary or descriptive word, mostly used for the sea or things that taste like seawater. It is more poetic than everyday, and not commonly used for regular food.

• Spanish: salado (como el mar) - salino
• Portuguese (BR): salgado (como o mar) - salino
• Portuguese (PT): salgado (como o mar) - salino
• Chinese (Simplified): 咸的（像海水）
• Chinese (Traditional): 鹹的（像海水）
• Hindi: नमकीन (समुद्र जैसा)
• Arabic: مالح (مثل ماء البحر)
• Bengali: লবণাক্ত - সামুদ্রিক (রূপক অর্থে)
• Russian: солёный - морской (поэтич.)
• Japanese: 塩辛い - 海水のような
• Vietnamese: mặn (như nước biển) - có vị biển
• Korean: 짠내 나는 - 바다 같은
• Turkish: tuzlu - deniz suyu gibi
• Urdu: نمکین - سمندری (ادبی استعمال)
• Indonesian: asin - seperti air laut

جمل نموذجية

The sea has a briny smell.

basic

Oysters have a briny taste.

basic

He tasted the briny water at the beach.

basic

After swimming, my hair always feels a bit briny.

natural

The fisherman loved the briny air early in the morning.

natural

That cheese has a surprisingly briny flavor for something aged.

natural