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味道
wèi dao
HSK 4

How to write 味道 (wèi dao) in Chinese

味道 (pinyin: wèi dao, written "wei dao" or "weidao") means flavor; taste. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write 味道.

Meaning

  • flavor; taste
  • (fig.) feeling (of ...); sense (of ...); hint (of ...)
  • (fig.) interest; delight
  • (dialect) smell; odor

Stroke order

味
道

Character breakdown

味wèitaste; smell, odor; delicacy道dàomethod, way; path, road

Examples

空气里有香的味道,僧人低声诵经,偶尔传来几声木鱼的敲击。
kōng qì lǐ yǒu xiāng de wèi dào, sēng rén dī shēng sòng jīng, ǒu ěr chuán lái jǐ shēng mù yú de qiāo jī.
The air smelled of incense, monks chanted softly, and occasionally came the knocking of a wooden fish drum.
可惜的是,菜的味道有点让人失望。三文鱼不够新鲜,寿司饭也偏硬。
kě xī de shì, cài de wèi dào yǒu diǎn ràng rén shī wàng. sān wén yú bú gòu xīn xiān, shòu sī fàn yě piān yìng.
What's a pity is that the food itself was a bit disappointing. The salmon wasn't fresh enough, and the sushi rice was too firm.

Related words

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