Bitterの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Ça veux dire amer, en parlant d'un goût.

A: someone or something acting cold or distant to someone or something. "I am bitter to the world" "why are you so bitter?" it could always be meant as something sad or displeasing.

A: It's stuff that tastes sour. The opposite of sweet. Or it can be used to describe someone's attitude. For example: "Mary is acting so bitter towards Eric." Which means not very friendly, and a bit rude.

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A: I'm not upset.

A: I don't like lemons, they're so bitter.

He bears a bitter past, and faces a bitter future.

After graduating from university, I realised how bitterly disappointed I was with the education system.
(Bitter + disappointment is a very common expression)

He's acting so bitter just because I won.

A: - "I can't believe he didn't even text me this morning."
- "Why are you so bitter about it? He's not your boyfriend."

- "They didn't acknowledge me not until I spoke up."
- "Don't make it seem so obvious that you're oh so bitter."

- "Those couples on valentines day are showing off way too much."
- "They aren't you're just being bitter."

A: this limon is bitter or this coffee is bitter

A: The medicine was bitter.
The sports team had a bitter loss to the other team.

A: This lemon is so sour and bitter!
The weather outside is bitter cold.
She is such a bitter person (rude/mean)

A: Bitter:
A pungent taste or smell;
"The berries tasted bitter."
OR A resentful feeling;
"The girl was bitter when she lost against her rival."

Better:
Used in comparison to show the preferred option;
"Cats are better than dogs."
OR Recovering from illness;
"She felt better after taking medicine for her cold."

Butter:
an ingredient used in cooking (زبدة)
"She put butter on the bread before toasting it."

A: because butthurt is slang it can be used as a noun like butthurtness. but at least where I live butthurt is invariable. "his butthurt was intense!" we wouldn't say "his butthurtness was intense" So it doesn't need to follow grammar so strictly.

bitter is not slang so it must follow grammar rules. Bitterness is the noun form. "his bitterness was overwhelming"

A: Cooked spinach and kale are bitter. Lemons are sour.

A: These things taste bitter:
coffee, beer

these things taste sour:
lemon, lime, sour milk.

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A: was that right? or need an improvement?!

A: sharp, resentful, acrid, sour-tasting... it basically depends on the context :)

A: Amaro

A: Im from a place in America where we don't really pronounce double t sounds. So bitter sounds like "bidder". But both are correct.

A: @akira004

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A: 1 better
2 bitter

A: Better

A: you need to use the "t" sound