Amargosa Meaning in English

word · lemma: amargo

US

əmɑɹˈɡoʊsə

uh-mar-GOH-suh

UK

ˌæmɑːˈɡəʊsə

am-ah-GOH-suh

परिभाषा

Feminine form of 'bitter' in Spanish and Portuguese, describing a taste that is sharp and unpleasant, like that of black coffee or some medicines.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Used to describe taste, emotions, or personalities as 'bitter'; 'amargosa' is the feminine form, used with feminine nouns in Spanish/Portuguese. Not common in English except in translations or borrowings.

• Spanish: amargosa
• Portuguese (BR): amargosa
• Portuguese (PT): amargosa
• Chinese (Simplified): 苦的（阴性）
• Chinese (Traditional): 苦的（陰性）
• Hindi: कड़वी
• Arabic: مُرّة
• Bengali: তেতো (মহিলা ফরম) - তিক্ত (মহিলা ফরম)
• Russian: горькая
• Japanese: 苦い（女性形）
• Vietnamese: đắng (dạng giống cái)
• Korean: 쓴맛의 (여성형) - 씁쓸한 (여성형)
• Turkish: acı (dişi) - buruk (dişi)
• Urdu: کڑوی (مؤنث)
• Indonesian: pahit (bentuk feminin)

उदाहरण वाक्य

The coffee she made was very amargosa.

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The salad had an amargosa taste because of the greens.

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Some medicine can be really amargosa.

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She gave me an amargosa look when I mentioned the bad news.

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After losing the competition, her mood was quite amargosa.

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The chocolate had a strangely amargosa aftertaste.

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