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sour
02
aigre, rancie
deteriorated or gone bad, often with an acidic or unpleasant quality
04
aigri, maussade
exhibiting a mood or demeanor marked by irritation or displeasure
07
acide, sour
referring to soil that has a low pH level, making it acidic and potentially less suitable for growing certain types of plants
08
acide, amer
refering to petroleum or natural gas that contains a significant amount of sulfur compounds, making it more challenging to process and refine
to sour
02
fermenter, aigrir
to make something taste tangy or tart by adding acid or letting it ferment
Transitive
03
aigrir, détériorer
to cause something to become negative, unpleasant, or less favorable
Transitive
04
se gâter, devenir amer
to gradually turn unpleasant, often due to a change in circumstances or emotions
Intransitive
sour
adj
sourish
adj
sourish
adj
sourly
adv
sourly
adv
sourness
n
sourness
n
Exemple
She loves the sour taste of grapefruit in the morning.
He was surprised by the sour taste of the fruit.
The green apple had a delightfully sour and crisp flavor.
The lemon juice was too sour for her to drink straight.
This milk smells sour.
