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Detailed Translations for palatable from English to French

palatable:


Translation Matrix for palatable:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bien asset; assets; commodities; ownership; possession; property
bon coupon; gift coupon; gift token; gift voucher; token; voucher
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- toothsome
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alléchant appetising; appetizing; delicious; palatable; scrumptious; tasty; yummy adorable; alluring; amiable; appealing; attracting; attractive; charming; congenial; desireable; enchanting; endearing; engaging; entrancing; friendly; inviting; likable; lovely; nice; pretty; sweet; tempting; winsome
appétissant appetising; appetizing; delicious; palatable; scrumptious; tasty; yummy appetising; appetizing; aromatic; smooth
bien appetising; appetizing; delicious; palatable; scrumptious; tasty; yummy agree; appealing; beautiful; by far; cleaned; cleansed; congenial; correct; delicious; delightful; easily; endearing; engaging; exquisite; fine; good; handsome; heavenly; highly; honest; likable; nice; pretty; rather; right; sympathetic; tidied; very; very tasteful; well-behaved; winsome
bon appetising; appetizing; delicious; palatable; scrumptious; tasty; yummy able; agree; agreeable; benevolent; capable; competent; considerate; correct; delicious; delightful; effective; efficient; exquisite; fine; fit; genial; good; good-natured; great; heavenly; honest; honorable; honourable; just; kind; kind-hearted; mild; pleasant; proficient; proper; qualified; right; right-minded; righteous; sincere; skilled; suitable; true-hearted; upright; very tasteful
bon à manger eatable; edible; enjoyable; fit for consumption; fit to eat; palatable; pleasant
comestible eatable; edible; fit for consumption; fit to eat; palatable
consommable eatable; edible; fit for consumption; fit to eat; palatable
délectable appetising; appetizing; delicious; palatable; scrumptious; tasty; yummy
mangeable eatable; edible; fit for consumption; fit to eat; palatable
plaisant enjoyable; palatable; pleasant agreeable; alluring; amusing; appealing; arch; attractive; beautiful; charming; comfortable; comic; comical; congenial; cosy; cozy; cute; diverting; droll; endearing; engaging; enjoyable; entertaining; entrancing; fine; funny; genial; good looking; good-looking; good-natured; gratifying; great; handsome; happy; hilarious; humoristic; humorous; humourous; joyful; likable; lovely; memorable; mischievous; nice; personable; pleasant; pleasing; pretty; rascally; roguish; salutary; snap; sweet; sympathetic; waggish; winsome
supportable enjoyable; palatable; pleasant allowable; bearable; endurable; maintainable; permissable; supportabel; sustainable; tolerable
à consommer eatable; edible; fit for consumption; fit to eat; palatable

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Related Definitions for "palatable":

  1. acceptable to the taste or mind1
    • palatable food1
    • a palatable solution to the problem1

Wiktionary Translations for palatable:

palatable
adjective
  1. pleasing to the taste
  2. tolerable, acceptable

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
palatable corsée vollmundig — kräftig, intensiv, voll im Geschmack

palate:

palate [the ~] noun

  1. the palate (roof of the mouth)
    le palais
  2. the palate
    le palais; le palais de la bouche
  3. the palate
    le palais mou
  4. the palate
    le palais; le palais de bouche

Translation Matrix for palate:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
palais palate; roof of the mouth castle; château; fortified building; knight's castle; palace; palaces
palais de bouche palate
palais de la bouche palate
palais mou palate
- roof of the mouth

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Related Definitions for "palate":

  1. the upper surface of the mouth that separates the oral and nasal cavities1

Wiktionary Translations for palate:

palate
noun
  1. roof of the mouth
palate
noun
  1. Paroi supérieure de la bouche

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
palate palais GaumenAnatomie: obere Begrenzung des Mundraums zur Nasenhöhle hin. Er beginnt im Anschluss an den Zahndamm als harter Gaumen und setzt sich fort als weicher Gaumen.