Usage examples of "acquired taste" in English with translation to French

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It's an acquired taste. C'est un goût qui s'apprend.
Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen. Le sens commun, c'est le ramassis des préjugés appris jusqu'à l'âge de 18 ans.
I find that Frankfurters have a better taste than Viennese. Je trouve que les Francfortains ont bien plus de goût que les Viennois.
He acquired French when he was young. Il a appris le français dans sa jeunesse.
You have no taste. Tu n'as aucun goût.
That which is easily acquired is easily lost. Ce qui est facilement gagné est facilement perdu.
Once you get the taste for gambling, it's hard to give it up. Une fois que vous avez goûté au plaisir des jeux d'argent, il est difficile de s'en défaire.
In these two or three years, he acquired a large amount of wealth. Lors de ces deux ou trois années, il acquit une grande quantité de richesses.
The milk has a bad taste. Le lait a mauvais goût.
He acquired a vast amount of wealth in these few years. Il a acquis de nombreuses richesses ces dernières années.
I hope the wine is to your taste. J'espère que le vin est à ton goût.
Someone told me that Albert Einstein said, "Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen. " Quelqu'un m'a dit qu'Albert Einstein déclara : "Le bon sens est la collection des préjugés acquis à l'âge de dix-huit ans."
Let them have a taste of their own medicine. Qu'ils aient ce qu'ils méritent.
A bad habit is easily acquired. Il est facile de prendre de mauvaises habitudes.
This seasoning has a bitter taste. Cette vinaigrette a un goût amer.
She acquired a knowledge of French. Elle a acquis des connaissances en français.
This milk has a peculiar taste. Ce lait a un goût bizarre.
Perry has acquired the habit of thinking aloud. Perry a pris l'habitude de penser à voix haute.
I don't like your taste in color. Je n'aime pas votre goût pour les couleurs.
He acquired a large fortune. Il s'est beaucoup enrichi.
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