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1. (n.) foretaste
a slight and partial experience, knowledge, or taste of something to come in the future; anticipation.
2. (v.t.) foretaste
to have some advance experience or knowledge of (something to come).
Etymology: (1400–50)
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| Definition of 'foretaste' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) foretaste
an early limited awareness of something yet to occur
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) foretaste
a taste beforehand; enjoyment in advance; anticipation
2. (verb) foretaste
to taste before full possession; to have previous enjoyment or experience of; to anticipate
3. (verb) foretaste
to taste before another
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Sense: a small sample or experience of something before it happens
This cold weather is just a foretaste of winter.
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 Afrikaans: voorsmakie |
 Arabic: شُعور سابِق، تَجْرِبَه سا |
 Bulgarian: предвкусване |
 Brazilian: prova |
 Czech: předzvěst |
 German: der Vorgeschmack |
 Danish: forsmag |
 Greek: πρώτη γεύση |
 Spanish: anticipio, muestra |
 Estonian: eelmaik |
 Farsi: نمونه؛ پیش درآمد |
 Finnish: esimaku |
 French: avant-goût |
 Hebrew: טְעִימָה |
 Hindi: पूर्वस्वादन |
 Croatian: nagovještaj |
 Hungarian: ízelítő |
 Indonesian: contoh |
 Icelandic: forsmekkur |
 Italian: assaggio, anticipazione |
 Japanese: ためし |
 Korean: 미리 조금 경험하기 |
 Lithuanian: išankstinis (ko) jautimas |
 Latvian: priekšvēstnesis |
 Malay: contoh |
 Dutch: voorproefje |
 Norwegian: forsmak |
 Polish: przedsmak |
 Persian: نمونه؛ پیش درآمد |
 Pashto: مخكى څكل، پيش بينى كول |
 Portuguese: antegosto |
 Romanian: anticipare |
 Russian: предвкушение |
 Slovak: predzvesť |
 Slovenian: prvo znamenje, slutnja |
 Serbian: nagoveštaj |
 Swedish: försmak |
 Thai: สิ่งที่แสดงล่วงหน้าว่าจะเ |
 Turkish: ön tadım, erken yaşantı |
 Taiwanese: 預示 |
 Ukrainian: передчуття |
 Urdu: پیشگی توقع |
 Vietnamese: sự nếm trước; sự mường tư |
 Chinese: 预示 |
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