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津津有味 — “With keen interest”

津津有味 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “with keen interest”. With great relish; to find something delicious or interesting and enjoy it thoroughly. Literally, “full of relish and taste”.

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津津有味 Pronunciation and Pinyin

  • 津jīn
  • 津jīn
  • 有yǒu
  • 味wèi

津津有味 Character Breakdown

CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
津
jīn9ferry crossing, body fluid
津
jīn9ferry crossing, body fluid
有
yǒu6to have or to exist
味
wèi8taste, flavor, scent, interest

Example Sentence with 津津有味

孩子们围坐在桌边,吃着奶奶做的点心,津津有味
The children gathered around the table, eating the snacks Grandma made, with great relish.

Idioms Related to 津津有味

Synonyms of 津津有味

  • xìng兴zhì致bó勃bó勃full of zest and enthusiasm

Antonyms of 津津有味

  • wèi味tóng同jiáo嚼là蜡utterly dull and uninteresting
  • kū枯zào燥wú无wèi味dull and uninteresting
  • suǒ索rán然wú无wèi味dull and uninteresting

More idioms starting with 津

  • jīn津guān关xiǎn险sài塞Strategic land and water passes
  • jīn津jīn津lè乐dào道talk about with great relish

Questions about 津津有味

What does 津津有味 mean?
津津有味 (jīn jīn yǒu wèi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “with keen interest”.
How do you pronounce 津津有味?
津津有味 is pronounced jīn jīn yǒu wèi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 津津有味 literally mean?
Literally, 津津有味 means “full of relish and taste”. It is used to mean “with keen interest”.
What is the Chinese definition of 津津有味?
津津:兴趣浓厚的样子。指吃得很有味道或谈得很有兴趣。
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