sour

/ˈsaʊər/

adjective

Limon veya sirke gibi keskin, ekşi bir tada sahip

Having a sharp, acidic taste like lemon or vinegar.

  • These lemons are very sour.
  • The milk has gone sour.
  • I prefer sour candy over sweet candy.
  • The fermentation process turned the fresh cream into a sour liquid that could no longer be used for desserts.
  • Agricultural researchers found that sour soil conditions significantly inhibited the growth of most alkaline-preferring crops.
  • After the negotiations collapsed, the diplomatic relationship between the two nations became increasingly sour and unproductive.
adjective

Huysuz, küskün veya nahoş tavırlı

Bad-tempered, resentful, or disagreeable in mood or manner.

  • He became sour after losing the game.
  • She gave me a sour look.
  • Don't be so sour about everything.
verb

Hoş olmayan, huysuz veya bozulmuş hale gelmek veya getirmek

To become or make something unpleasant, bad-tempered, or spoiled.

  • The relationship began to sour after the argument.
  • Bad weather soured the mood at the party.
  • Their friendship soured over time.