Epicurean

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What Does Epicurean Mean?

  • 享乐主义者
  • 美食家
  • 讲究饮食的人

Epicurean Pronunciation

/ˌɛpɪˈkjʊərɪən/

Epicurean Definition

noun

Definition

A person who takes pleasure in fine food and drink.

In ZH

一个喜爱美食和美酒的人。

How to Use Epicurean in a Sentence

  • He was known as an epicurean, always seeking gourmet meals.
  • The restaurant catered to the epicureans in the city.
  • She considered herself an epicurean and loved to explore different cuisines.
  • Epicureans appreciate the subtle flavors in high-quality wines.
  • His epicurean lifestyle led him to travel the world for the best dishes.

Cultural Notes

The term 'epicurean' originates from the philosophy of Epicurus, who believed in pursuing pleasure and avoiding pain.

adjective

Definition

Relating to or suitable for an epicure; providing pleasure, especially in eating and drinking.

In ZH

与美食家有关的；提供快乐，特别是在饮食方面。

How to Use Epicurean in a Sentence

  • The epicurean delights of the banquet were unforgettable.
  • She had an epicurean taste, always selecting the finest ingredients.
  • The magazine features epicurean reviews of the latest restaurants.
  • He decorated his home with an epicurean theme, focusing on a love for food.
  • The epicurean experience included a wine tasting paired with exquisite cheeses.

Cultural Notes

Epicureanism emphasizes sensual pleasure and the enjoyment of life, often linked with gourmet culture.

Synonyms for Epicurean