zǒuwèir

走味儿

Word · VerbTraditional走味

lose flavor; go stale; become tasteless

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

verb

to lose one's original flavor or taste (of food, tea, etc.); to go stale

Commonly used for perishable items like tea, coffee, snacks, or spices that have been exposed to air, moisture, or stored too long. Often carries a negative connotation of spoilage or degradation in quality.

Zhè这
bāo包
chá茶
yè叶
fàng放
jiǔ久
le了
 ,
yǐ已
jīng经
zǒu走
wèi味
le了
 。

This bag of tea leaves has been sitting too long and has lost its flavor.

Kā咖
fēi啡
zǒu走
wèi味
le了
jiù就
bù不
hǎo好
hē喝
le了
 ,
zuì最
hǎo好
mì密
fēng封
bǎo保
cún存
 。

Coffee isn't good to drink once it goes stale; it's best stored in an airtight container.

Show 1 more example
Zhè这
zhǒng种
bǐng饼
gān干
kāi开
fēng封
hòu后
róng容
yì易
zǒu走
wèi味
 ,
yào要
jǐn尽
kuài快
chī吃
wán完
 。

These cookies tend to lose their freshness once the package is opened, so eat them quickly.