英[zest]美[zest]
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在古代，法国人喝饮料时，喜欢在饮料中添加一些新鲜的柠檬皮或柑橘皮，用来增加饮料的口味。这种用来增加饮料口味的水果皮就被称为zeste，进入英语后演变成为zest，用来表示“可增添口味的东西”，进而引申为“风味、乐趣”等意思。
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小知识
Zest is a kind of zeal or enthusiasm. If you've got a zest for something, you put your whole heart and soul into it. Dancers who have great zest leap, kick, and soar their way around the stage with a kind of joyful energy.
Oddly enough, zest can also be the outer peel of a lemon or orange, which chefs scrape into their dishes when they want to add some tartness and tanginess to a recipe. People who live with that same kind of spice are said to have a “zest for life.” In other words, they live their lives with a lot of flavor and gusto. A student who has a zest for learning dives into her books with an enjoyment and relish most people reserve for their wedding day.
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复数： zests第三人称单数： zests过去式： zested过去分词： zested现在分词： zesting