gustatory

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This last category, a rare form known as lexical-gustatory synaesthesia, provides an opportunity to study the TOT phenomenon in an unusual way.
剛才提到的最後一種聯(lián)覺(jué)現(xiàn)象是一種很少見(jiàn)的詞滙—味覺(jué)聯(lián)覺(jué)，這種聯(lián)覺(jué)現(xiàn)象爲(wèi)舌尖現(xiàn)象的研究提供了一個(gè)不尋常的方式。
Amazingly, these lexical-gustatory synaesthetes did actually feel a taste on their tongues as they struggled for the word to describe the picture.
令人驚奇的是，這些有詞滙—味覺(jué)聯(lián)覺(jué)的人在嘗試用詞組來(lái)形容這幅畫(huà)內(nèi)容的過(guò)程中，的確用他們的舌頭感覺(jué)到了一些味道。
Learn a bit of wine speak — “ripe black plums with an accent of earthy leather” — and you are suddenly equipped with anchors to pin down your fleeting gustatory impressions.
看看我們?cè)诿枋鼍频母杏X(jué)時(shí)說(shuō)的話—“熟的黑李子加粗俗的皮革口音”—你會(huì)覺(jué)得自己突然被錨住了，被自己飛快想到的味覺(jué)印象固定住了。

Hong Kong sets the bar for China's culture vultures generally, and its gustatory influence is pervasive.
ECONOMIST: Chinese food
More recently, in the gustatory realm, the big news has been the Danish restaurant Noma and the foraging philosophy that underpins it.
NEWYORKER: Aska
But when they actually had a big mouthful of greasy, crunchy, salty, fried potatoes, the powerful gustatory experience caused all thoughts of chocolate or sardines to evaporate.
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