spicier

英 [ˈspaɪsɪə]

美 [ˈspaɪsɪər]

adj.  加有香料的; 用香料调味的; 刺激的; 粗俗的
spicy的比较级

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (食物)加了很多香料的，辛辣的
  Spicyfood is strongly flavoured with spices.
  1. Thai food is hot and spicy.
     泰国菜味道辛辣浓烈。
  2. ...a spicy tomato and coriander sauce.
     番茄芫荽香辣酱

双语例句

• Wasabe ( hot, green Japanese horseradish) can be added to make it spicier.
  山葵（一种绿色的日本辣芥末）可以使寿司的味道更辛辣。
• Now let's explore some of the spicier aspects of closures.
  现在我们来研究闭包的一些更刺激的方面。
• Unlike the older generation of Cantonese immigrants who arrived decades ago, bringing with them Hong Kong flavours adapted to western tastes, Kai and her contemporaries want to eat bolder, spicier food, and the trendy dishes that remind them of home.
  不同于数十年前抵达的老一辈广东移民，所带来的适应西式口感的港式风味，凯（音译）和她的同辈想要更猛，更辣的菜式，这些时髦的菜肴能让他们想起故乡。
• It smells much like a Cabernet yet tastes somewhat spicier with an aftertaste that is very dry and nice.
  它的味道就像赤霞珠尚未口味有点辣的回味，这是非常缺水和好。
• If his theory proves correct, Mr Mauboussin expects to see the valuations of riskier assets rise as sovereign wealth funds put their money into spicier investments.
  如果他的理论证明是正确的，莫布森预期，随着主权财富基金将资金注入更刺激的投资，风险较大的资产估值将上升。
• The traditional heavy pastries were to the liking of Fei junlong, who was said to have a sweet tooth, while his partner, Nie haisheng, apparently prefers spicier fare.
  这种传统的厚饼是费俊龙喜欢的，他喜欢甜食；而聂海胜似乎喜欢辣味食物。
• Local cuisine in the hill country is similar to Indian food, though often spicier ( particularly in restaurants with Tamil chefs).
  这个山地之国的美食和印度菜有点像，不过通常更辣一点（尤其是泰米尔大厨掌勺的饭馆）。